Solar Backup for Whole House with Battery

Battery Backup for the House

“Reasonably” priced systems to power your house or gear.  Keep in mind a WHOLE solar system can run many $50,000 to $90,000 and that is NOT our goal. Choose your level of comfort.

Smaller Unit with 2500 Watts -Optional Charge with Solar

The rated power of pure sine wave 2500W (Peak 4000W), 2000 watt hours, ALLPOWERS R2500 is ready to power 99% of indoor and outdoor appliances- electric vehicles, TV, coffee maker, air conditioner, toaster, microwave oven, CPAP, drill, Juicer, hair dryer for long time. With 2016Wh battery pack, it features 4* AC outlets, 1* RV outlet, 2* PD 100W USB-C ports, 4* USB-A ports, 2* DC ports, 1* Car socket. 30A RV Outlet is very suitable for long-distance outdoor RV travel. CLICK THE PIC TO SEE FULL LINEUP

The Whole House Anker F3800 All-In-One

6000W AC Output with 120V/240V, Solar Generator for Home

Doc owns this unit and has the extra battery shown. You can select any combo you want including portable solar panels.  While the unit is “portable”… it does weigh about 100 lbs. Can power most “general needs”for about 5 hours with one battery.

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400 watt Solar Panel they make for the above unit.

Ultimate Whole House Solar System

One Powers All. The unit of DELTA Pro Ultra whole house generator includes an inverter and a battery. One inverter supports 120V & 240V and has an exceptional 7200W output, allowing you to run almost any heavy household appliance, even a 3-ton central air conditioner. Triple the inverters for an incredible 21.6kW AC output, allowing you to live life to the fullest even during an outage. The electric generator achieves a total 7200W output even during charging.

Note: Doc buys through ShopSolar. When you get there look for the BUNDLES tab and go to EcoFlow.

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Mike
Mike
1 year ago

I love my ultra

Mark Brewer
Mark Brewer
9 months ago

How did you determine the amount of backup batteries for your home? I can look at my max usage and my solar panels. Can these units be continually charged by solar and discharge at the same time with night time recharge from the grid? If so, how did you do that?

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