
Battery Backup Systems Designed by Us
Keep Your Power On – Anytime, Anywhere
Unexpected power outages can disrupt your life, causing inconvenience, loss of productivity, and even damage to essential appliances. Our Battery Backup Systems ensure that your home or business remains powered, even when the grid goes down.
How Battery Backup Works?
During the day: Your solar panels generate electricity, powering your home or business while also charging your battery storage system.
During a power outage or at night : Your battery backup system automatically kicks in, supplying power to essential devices such as lighting, refrigerators, freeaers, wanters pimps, healting & cooling systems, medical equipments, security systems
Why Choose Our Battery Backup Systems?
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Customizable Solutions
Designed to meet the unique energy needs of your home or business.
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Energy Independence
Reduce reliance on the grid and store excess solar energy.
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Smart Monitoring
Track energy usage and battery performance in real time.
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Seamless Integration
Compatible with your existing solar panel system or as a standalone solution.
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Reliable & Durable
Long-lasting lithium-ion battery technology for maximum efficiency.
With seamless transition and smart energy management,
you can enjoy uninterrupted power and peace of mind.
Tailored to Your Needs
From small residential battery system to a high-capacity backup for commercial operations, we offer scalable solutions to fit your energy demands.
FAQs
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Why Do Quality Battery Backup Systems Cost More?
• The Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) has strict regulations for solar panel and battery backup installations.
High-quality backup systems undergo rigorous fire and electrical safety testing and are certified by the Ontario Electrical Safety Authority (ESA).
The ESA inspects and approves every installation, ensuring compliance with safety standards.
Many DIY solar products on Amazon or Facebook do not meet Canadian safety codes and cannot legally connect to a home’s electrical system.
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Batteries store and discharge electricity, they don’t generate power.
Your batteries are charged by:
A solar charge controller (from solar panels).
A battery charger inside the inverter (from the electrical grid or a generator).
During a power outage, the battery automatically supplies power to a dedicated “critical loads” panel (e.g., fridge, lights, internet, furnace fan).
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Yes, but it’s not efficient—you’d be draining one battery to charge another.
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The Canadian Electrical Code has strict regulations on lithium battery installations.
Most home installations require specific safety measures, making lithium setups more expensive and complex.
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Yes! Non-lithium battery systems are cost-effective and work well for backup power.
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We assess:
Which appliances you want to back up (e.g., fridge, lights, furnace).
Your home’s electrical system and potential battery installation locations.
Large appliances like electric water heaters and AC units are not ideal for battery backup.
