What are all-inclusive solar kits?

These all-inclusive solar kits are designed for simplicity, featuring everything you need for a seamless setup and installation. With high-performance lithium battery options and versatile connectivity options, our solar power systems can be connected to solar, wind, backup generator, or utility grid sources.

How much does solar cost a year?

If solar cuts $150 off your monthly bill, that’s $1,800 a year. Add another $200 in credits for power you export, and your annual savings is $2,000. Payback period is simply the system cost divided by annual savings. Using the numbers above: $12,000 ÷ $2,000 = 6 years. That means in six years your system has paid for itself.

Is going solar worth it?

The price of electricity in the U.S. has increased by nearly 72% over the last 20 years. Going solar protects you against future increases of costs. According to Zillow, during this past year, homes with solar energy systems sold for 4.1% more than comparable homes without solar power.

Can a solar power system be connected to a generator?

With high-performance lithium battery options and versatile connectivity options, our solar power systems can be connected to solar, wind, backup generator, or utility grid sources. Say goodbye to complicated setups and enjoy the convenience of our complete solar power systems. Embrace energy independence effortlessly and power your life with ease.

Can solar power be used at home?

To bridge that gap, an inverter converts DC into AC so your solar power is usable at home. Storage comes next. Batteries allow homeowners to store excess energy for use at night or during outages or simply when there is intermittent sunshine, and can be sized based on current and future consumption.

How does solar power work?

At its core, solar power is physics, not magic. Photovoltaic panels are made from silicon cells that generate direct current electricity when sunlight excites electrons. With DC, energy flows in one direction. Homes, however, are wired for alternating current where the flow reverses many times per second to safely power appliances.