
A solar battery turns your roof into a day-and-night energy source. Instead of exporting surplus generation and buying it back in the evening at a higher rate, you store it and use it yourself — which is where the real savings sit as electricity peak windows widen and time-of-use tariffs become more common.
We specify batteries by usable capacity, chemistry and cycle life — not by the biggest number on a datasheet. For a modest terrace with light evening usage, the right battery is very different to a larger detached home running a heat pump and an EV. We model your evening and overnight demand and your solar generation so the battery charges in the day and covers meaningful night-time use rather than sitting under-used.
We install lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries from established manufacturers, with wall-mounted and floor-mounted options, hybrid and AC-coupled. That means we can add a battery to most existing solar systems without replacing your inverter — not just to new installs — and every system comes with monitoring so you can see exactly what's being stored, used and exported.
We model your overnight demand and solar generation so the battery covers meaningful night-time use rather than oversized capacity that sits idle.
Lithium iron phosphate batteries offer a strong balance of cycle life, safety and stability — the chemistry we trust for long-term home use.
AC-coupled storage can be added to most existing solar systems without replacing your inverter, so you don't start from scratch.
With time-of-use tariffs, a battery lets you charge from solar by day and from cheaper off-peak power overnight, avoiding expensive peak imports.
For new installs we specify hybrid inverters; for retrofits we use AC coupling — the right architecture for the job, not a single product.
See stored, used and exported energy in real time, backed by manufacturer warranties and our MCS workmanship guarantee.
Safe, long-cycle lithium iron phosphate as standard.
Add storage to most existing solar systems.
Modelled to your evening demand, not a datasheet number.
Designed around time-of-use tariff windows.