Energy that keeps up with life at home.

At home, a power outage interrupts refrigeration, lighting, connectivity and remote work. Meanwhile, solar panels generate during the day, when many homes use little energy, and that energy isn’t always put to use.

• Keep essential loads running during an outage.
• Use solar energy generated during the day in the evening and at night.
• Add storage capacity if consumption grows.

1. Power outages

   Fridge, lighting, router and work equipment keep running for as long as the stored energy lasts.

2. Remote work and study

   Computers and communications stay on during the outage.

3. Homes with solar panels

   The battery stores the day’s energy for use in the evening and at night.

• The inverter power determines how many appliances can run at the same time.
• The battery capacity determines how many hours of backup are available.
• Motor-driven equipment, such as pumps or compressors, needs its starting current checked.

Every unit has its datasheet and manual published, and inverter–battery compatibility is documented.

• Roxon HíbridoHybrid inverter that connects panels, battery and grid, and switches the loads to the battery during an outage. →
• Roxon LitioLithium iron phosphate battery that stores energy for backup and for using solar generation later. →