SunSaverBatteries - Large capacity, low cost solar battery for home and business

Where is your solar energy going?

With only solar panels and inverter installed ..
- Most energy is generated near midday.
- Often this coincides with minimal appliance and lighting needs in your home.
- The excess energy is exported to the provider grid for little financial return.
If home energy costs increase dramatically as warned ..

The best strategy is export zero or little of your solar energy
- Use your solar energy first then grid energy when exhausted.
- By adding a battery of sufficient size to your existing solar panels and inverter.
- The battery will be re-charged during the daytime low energy usage period.
- Then preferentially supply your home energy needs until exhausted.
Is installing a solar battery viable? ..
- Australian owners should expect 3500+ charge/recharge cycles at 25oC (5-10 years) from current solar battery technology.
- The economic value is the difference between provider energy rate (currently ~30c/KWh) and the 'feed in tariff' to grid (currently ~ 6c/KWh).
- The return on investment yearly is ~ $1200 where a 14KWh battery is recharged and exhausted daily.
- As electricity energy prices increase and returns on 'feed in tariff' decrease, a solar battery with KWh storage comparable to daily home usage is a financial asset.
SunSaverBatteries are for ..
- Existing and new home solar installations
- As 48V DC battery ready for 'hybrid' inverter
- Large 14KWh nominal energy storage
- Low purchase cost and simple install by authorised electrician