At Supreme Solar & Electric, we offer five premium solar battery options: SolarEdge, Tesla, Q-Cells, Franklin, and Enphase. Each option provides unique benefits depending on your needs.
Two Modes for Maximum Flexibility
Self-Consumption Mode:
- Savings Focused: Use stored energy during peak times (4 PM – 9 PM) to reduce electricity costs.
- Night-Time Usage: Power your home through the night until your solar panels recharge the battery the next day.
- Non-Backup: This mode prioritizes savings over providing backup power during outages.
Backup Mode:
- Outage Protection: Ensure you have power during outages by setting a reserve to keep essential devices running (lights, refrigerators, outlets).
- Dual Benefit: While offering backup capabilities, it also works for self-consumption during peak rate times, ensuring you save on electricity bills
The Benefits of Solar Batteries
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Pros and Cons
SolarEdge Battery
Pros:
- Seamless Integration: Optimized for use with SolarEdge inverters and solar systems.
- High Efficiency: DC-coupled design reduces energy loss during conversion.
- Scalability: Easily expandable for larger energy storage needs.
Cons:
- Flexibility: Available in 10-kilowatt-hour increments, which may not offer the same flexibility as smaller, 5-kilowatt-hour options.
- Compatibility: Best suited for new SolarEdge system installations rather than retrofits.
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Enphase Battery
Pros:
- Versatility: AC-coupled, ideal for retrofits and existing systems with microinverters.
- Modular Design: Easily scalable by adding more units.
- Advanced Monitoring: Integrated with Enphase’s Enlighten software for detailed performance tracking.
Cons:
- Efficiency: Slightly lower efficiency due to AC-coupling.
- Initial Setup: May require additional components for optimal performance.
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Franklin Battery
Pros:
- Retrofit Friendly: AC-coupled, making it suitable for existing solar systems.
- Robust Design: Durable and reliable with high cycle life.
- User-Friendly: Easy installation and integration with various systems.
Cons:
- Energy Efficiency: AC-coupling can result in some energy loss during conversion.
- Market Presence: Less well-known brand, may have limited availability or support in some regions.
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Tesla Powerwall 3 Battery
Pros:
- DC-Coupled Solution: Optimized for backup power, integrating seamlessly with solar systems.
- Widespread Recognition: Well-known and trusted brand with extensive support network.
- Versatile Backup Options: Multiple solutions for backup, including the backup switch and gateway.
Cons:
- High Demand: Often has longer wait times due to high popularity.
- String System: Does not offer optimization per panel, meaning improper setup can affect system performance.
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Q-Cells Battery
Pros:
- Efficiency: High efficiency DC-coupled design, ideal for new solar installations.
- Reliability: Known for quality and durability.
- Integration: Works well with Q-Cells solar panels and inverters for a cohesive system.
Cons:
- Flexibility: Less suitable for retrofitting existing systems.
- Brand Recognition: Not as widely recognized as some other brands, which might affect perceived reliability.
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