SOLAR BATTERY STORAGE WITH BETTER TOMORROW SOLAR

Until recently, most solar systems that were installed on homes were simple grid-tied systems because this is the cheapest type of solar system. Their low cost means they offer the quickest payback. However, these systems switch off when the utility grid is down and so they do not offer backup power when the grid is out. More and more people are now considering adding solar batteries to their solar system so that they have backup power if the electric grid is down. Residential solar systems with battery backup, that are also connected to the utility grid, are called hybrid solar systems.

Solar battery storage is a great option for people who want to lower their monthly power bills and hedge their energy supply against potential blackouts and time of use rates. A typical home solar system consists of solar panels and an inverter. During the day, the solar panels harvest energy from the sun as Direct Current (DC) electricity which the inverter converts into Alternating Current (AC) electricity for use in the home. Adding battery storage to this solar system allows you to make use of the excess electricity generated during the day at any time you may need it, like during a power outage.

Through storage, solar adopters can both maximize their everyday savings and achieve the peace of mind that comes with backup power in case of blackouts or other disruptions to the grid. Better Tomorrow Solar is proud to offer the best battery options on the market to solar adopters in Florida. With solar storage, you can power your home throughout the night with the energy your solar panel system harvests during the day.

BETTER TOMORROW SOLAR OFFERS THE FOLLOWING BATTERY OPTIONS:

Enphase: Enphase Encharge storage systems are made with LFP — lithium iron phosphate. The most advanced rechargeable battery chemistry, LFP batteries are cobalt-free and have the best thermal performance compared to other Lithium-ion batteries with minimum risk of overheating, fire, or explosion.

Generac: PWRCell has multiple lithium battery modules in each battery cabinet, depending on the size of the model that you purchase. It is scalable, so you can always add more modules as needed to meet your needs.

Tesla: The new batteries will use a lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) chemistry rather than nickel-cobalt-aluminum which Tesla will continue to use in its longer-range vehicles.