What capacity do I need?
Start with your loads, power use, and required backup time.
Find My Battery Size
Use battery sizing guides to choose the right kWh capacity for home backup, solar storage, off-grid power, and commercial battery systems. Final size depends on your loads, backup time, startup power, usable battery capacity, and inverter or PCS output.
Start with your loads, power use, and required backup time.
Find My Battery Size
Size storage for refrigerator, lights, WiFi, TV, home office, and essential loads.
Check Home Backup Size
Match storage capacity with daytime solar production and evening power use.
Check Solar Storage Size
Size storage for night use, daily loads, and lower-solar periods.
Check Off-Grid Size
Size backup for POS, refrigeration, lighting, pumps, office equipment, and critical loads.
Check Business Backup Size
Check load power, backup duration, pack kWh, and PCS output.
Check Commercial Storage Size
Essential loads / Load power / Backup hours / 5kWh–20kWh options
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Solar production / Evening use / Backup loads / Storage capacity
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Daily loads / Night use / Solar recharge / Reserve capacity
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POS / Freezer / Lighting / Router / Pump / Backup hours
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Critical loads / Load power / Backup duration / Inverter or PCS output
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Peak load / Required power / Required energy / Backup duration / PCS size
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Home loads / Longer backup / Solar storage
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Refrigerator / Lights / WiFi / TV / Security / Home office
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Daytime solar / Evening use / Night load / Storage capacity
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POS / Freezer / Pump / Lighting / Router / Backup duration
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Load kW / Required hours / Pack kWh / PCS power
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kW / kWh / Peak load / Duration / PCS sizing
Read GuideYes. List the loads you want to keep running, their power, quantity, and required backup time.
Start with essential loads unless you need whole-home backup.
It can be enough for selected home loads, but the final size depends on load power and backup time.
Backup time will be shorter, and the system may not meet your required energy demand.
It can add cost and unused capacity. The battery must also match the inverter, charging source, installation space, and expansion plan.
Yes. Startup power must be checked in addition to normal running power.
Yes. Solar charging can reduce stored energy needs during the day, depending on solar production and load timing.
Yes, if the system, BMS, inverter, wiring, and installation design support expansion.
Engineer confirmation is recommended for larger home systems, three-phase loads, pumps, HVAC, commercial storage, off-grid systems, and BESS projects.