Homes with new solar
Plan generation and storage together from day one for a cleaner, simpler installation.
Residential storage.
Energy that stays home.
A wall-mounted battery concept for connected residential solar and storage — designed to sit quietly in the home and keep the energy you generate working for you.
01Overview
Designed around
the way a home lives.
A home’s energy story is personal: when it generates, when it consumes, and what must keep running when the grid does not. The residential concept starts from that story rather than from a catalogue.
Its slim, wall-mounted enclosure is planned to fit garages, utility rooms and sheltered walls, and to work alongside new or existing rooftop solar as one connected system.
02Design principles
Quiet on the wall.
Considered inside.
A quiet presence
A calm, compact enclosure intended to sit discreetly in living and utility spaces.
Solar-first planning
Storage is planned together with the home’s generation so surplus solar is put to work.
Essential-load thinking
Which circuits matter most during an outage is defined during planning, not after.
Room to grow
Future additions — an EV, a heat pump, more panels — are part of the first conversation.
03Where it fits
Made for
everyday homes.
Homes with existing solar
Add storage to an existing installation once inverter compatibility has been confirmed.
Homes that need resilience
Keep selected essential loads supported when the grid is unavailable, where the system design allows.
04How it connects
Part of one
connected home system.
Solar generation, the inverter, the battery and the home’s circuits are planned as one system. The battery stores surplus daytime energy and supplies the home when the sun goes down.
05Prepare your brief
What to have
ready to share.
A few details help shape the right residential configuration.
- Recent electricity bills or a consumption profile
- The essential loads you want to keep running
- Photos of the intended installation wall or room
- Existing solar and inverter details, if any
- Plans for an EV, heat pump or more panels
06Questions
Good to know
before you start.
Can it be added to my existing solar system?
Often, yes — but compatibility depends on your inverter, system voltage and connection method. Include your existing equipment details in the brief so compatibility can be confirmed first.
Will it keep my home powered during an outage?
Backup capability depends on the overall system design, the inverter and how essential circuits are arranged. These are defined during planning for your home.
Where can it be installed?
The concept is planned for indoor or sheltered wall installation such as garages and utility rooms. The final location is confirmed against the product documentation and local requirements.
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Let’s take the next step
Let’s plan your
home energy system.
Share your home’s energy needs and existing equipment, and start a structured project brief in a few minutes.