Solar generates in the day. Most homes use most of their power in the evening. Battery storage closes that gap — capturing what you'd otherwise export cheaply and giving it back after dark, overnight, and on dull days.

Without a battery, a typical home uses only a third of what its panels produce — the rest is exported, often for far less than you pay to buy power back in the evening. Storage flips that: it can lift self-consumption toward two-thirds or more, which is where the savings actually come from.
We fit lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries — chemically stable, long-cycle, and free of the thermal-runaway risk of older lithium types. Intelligent charge management learns your usage and adapts automatically, prioritising stored solar when it's most valuable.
Add optional whole-home backup and the lights stay on through a grid outage. Every unit we supply carries a 10-year manufacturer warranty as standard.
Surplus generation charges the battery instead of being exported at a low rate.
Stored energy covers evening and overnight demand — typically 70–100% of it.
The system learns your patterns and adapts charge and discharge automatically.
Stable, long-life lithium iron phosphate cells with no thermal-runaway risk.
Keep essential circuits — or the whole home — running through a power cut.
Manufacturer-backed cover as standard on every unit we install.
Sized to your generation and usage — not just the biggest unit we can sell you.
If you're exporting cheap and buying back dear, a battery is usually the single biggest improvement you can make. Let's run your numbers.