Summer is here, bringing higher temperatures and a greater electric demand to keep A/C units on. During peak hours in the afternoon, you can utilize your stored energy to keep your A/C running without worrying about the cost of the electricity – keeping your house cool and your bill low.

Blackouts have become a common occurrence due to natural disasters and increasing energy demand. This has caused problems for homeowners with appliances that require continuous power to operate, such as fridges or electric stoves, that more than once have caused food to spoil and them to be unable to cook.

With the rising popularity of EVs, homeowners are updating their homes with EV chargers. Fully powering an EV is already cheaper than fueling a conventional car. But those looking to reduce this electricity cost even more, are deciding to integrate an Energy Storage Unit. By utilizing their stored solar energy, they charge their EV during peak hours and at night, resulting in a fully charged car.

Energy storage units play a crucial role in providing power during emergencies, especially for medical appliances. In critical situations, having a reliable backup power source is essential for the operation of life-saving equipment. By storing excess solar energy, homeowners can ensure the availability of power for emergency medical appliances, such as oxygen concentrators, ventilators, and other essential devices.