FAQ

In order to power your home, there are a few components that you will need. First, you will require a reliable battery to store the Direct Current energy. Secondly, an inverter will be necessary to convert the stored Direct Current electricity into Alternating Current, which can then be used to power your household appliances and electronic devices. Without these essential components, it would be impossible to maintain a consistent and functional power supply in your home.

Yes, absolutely! One of the many great advantages of the inverters we sell is the flexibility to scale up as you go. You can begin with a loadshedding proof installation and then effortlessly integrate solar panels to start recouping the system costs. This makes it an intelligent investment with a seamless upgrade process.

Understanding the meaning of kW and kWh in a system is crucial for anyone involved in energy use and management. kW stands for kilowatt, a unit that measures the real power consumed in a system. On the other hand, kWh (kilowatt-hour) is a measure of energy, calculated by multiplying the power consumed by the time of use. It is important to note that while kW only measures power usage at a particular moment in time, kWh shows how much energy is consumed over a period of time. This understanding is vital in effectively monitoring and managing energy usage in any system.

Yes, these products come standard with their respective warranty which is typically between 3 to 5 years. However, with certain conditions, this warranty can even be extended up to 10 years. Additionally, the batteries also include their own warranties which usually lasts for around 10 to 12 years.