Here’s what sets the Duracell Home EcoSystem apart:
Solar Green Solutions, a Duracell Energy Approved Installer, is here to help you create your perfect Duracell Home EcoSystem. Our experienced team will guide you through every step, from system design and installation to ongoing maintenance.
Embrace clean energy, reduce your environmental impact, and potentially achieve net-zero energy bills. Contact Solar Green Solutions today for a free consultation and unlock a brighter future for your home!
Harness sunshine for a smarter home! The Duracell Dura-i inverter seamlessly blends solar and grid power, maximizing energy savings and offering reliable backup during outages.
Here’s what sets Dura-i apart:
Ready to join the solar revolution? Contact us for a free consultation and unlock a brighter energy future with the Duracell Dura-i Inverter!
Unleash the power of sunshine – indoors! The Duracell Dura5 battery offers a cutting-edge solution for storing solar energy, maximizing your independence from the grid. Stackable or wall mountable.
Here’s why Dura 5+ is a top choice:
Ready to unlock the power of solar energy? Contact us to learn more about the Duracell Dura 5+ and experience the freedom of a truly sustainable home.
Charge your electric car with the cleanest energy available, whether it’s solar, wind, or even your own home-generated power!
The DURACELL App goes beyond “green” by optimizing your EV charging:
No solar panels yet? No problem! Join the green revolution soon and future-proof your home with the DURACELL EV charger. It’s a smarter way to save money and the planet!
Frequently Asked Questions
Prices start from £9500 for a system that includes a 4 kW solar array and a 5.12 kW battery. It’s important to note that this is a starting price, and the final cost may vary depending on varying factors like scaffolding needs and consumables.
Absolutely! The Duracell Energy system is designed to be modular. You can add up to 36 batteries to your system, allowing you to increase your solar energy storage capacity as your needs evolve.
Duracell hybrid inverters make you less reliant on the grid by storing solar power and offering backup during outages. Smart features help you optimise energy use, while seamless integration with solar panels and batteries creates a complete home energy solution.
Dura-i Inverters offer three power output options: 3.6kW, 4.6kW, and 6kW.
Absolutely! Dura-i Inverters are designed for scalability. All models (PD-DH1P-3.6K-G1, PD-DH1P-4.6K-G1, and PD-DH1P-6K-G1) allow connection of up to 6 inverters in parallel. This lets you increase your total system output to meet your growing energy demands.
Modern battery inverters are highly efficient, typically exceeding 92%. This means they lose very little power during conversion. For example, to power a 250-watt appliance, you’d only need to draw slightly less than 270 watts from your batteries. In simpler terms, you get almost all the power you store in your batteries out!
Shade is key! Direct sunlight can shorten the lifespan of your inverter. Ideally, find a cool, shaded location in your garage.
Here’s another factor to consider: Minimising voltage drops. Your installer will also try to position the inverter close to your electrical meter. This reduces voltage loss and keeps your system efficient. However, if a shaded location is farther away, prioritise the shade to ensure optimal inverter life.
Each additional Duracell Energy battery costs £1900. It’s important to remember that you can expand your system for increased storage capacity – Duracell allows you to connect up to 36 batteries in total!
Yes, the Duracell Energy System can keep your home powered during outages, but with one additional component: a changeover switch. This switch acts as a safety measure, physically disconnecting your home from the grid when a power cut occurs. Once disconnected, the Duracell inverter’s built-in Emergency Power Supply (EPS) takes over, seamlessly powering your home using the stored solar energy in your battery.
There are two types of changeover switches available: manual and automatic. Manual switches require you to throw the switch yourself during a power cut, while automatic switches handle the process independently, offering a more convenient solution.