A home battery system can be charged either from the electricity grid, or via renewable energy sources such as solar panels. When electricity is cheap or abundant (such as during off-peak hours or when the sun is shining), the battery stores energy for later use.
Adding a home storage battery means you can get the most from your renewables and enjoy cheap energy morning, noon, and night. Plus, this concept of consistent low-cost energy also applies during outages. With domestic battery storage, you can protect your supply from disruption, keeping your home powered even when the grid is down.
Let’s start with the battery – the muscle behind your home battery storage system. The size of the battery you install depends on your energy needs. A detached house with five people will likely use more energy than a small 1-bedroom flat with two people. Make sure you do your research before choosing a home battery that’s right for you.
Home battery systems offer numerous benefits, including energy independence, reduced electricity bills, and backup power during outages. Installing a Qcells energy storage system can maximise your energy savings, regardless of whether you have solar panels or not. We make home battery installation a breeze.
Domestic battery storage reduces the average household’s bills by 85% With a home battery, you can cut your home carbon emissions by >300kg per year You can integrate your battery storage system with smart tariffs to capitalise on low off-peak rates Domestic battery storage refers to the use of an energy storage system in your home.
You can charge your home storage battery from the grid during cheaper off-peak hours. Then, during peak periods, you can discharge when energy is more expensive. This can help reduce your reliance on the grid when energy is more expensive and therefore, cut your bills.