Solar panels allow you to generate your own electricity from the sun, significantly reducing your reliance on the grid and lowering your energy bills. They also contribute to reducing your carbon footprint and can increase the value of your home.

Most solar panels have a lifespan of 25 to 30 years, though their efficiency may decrease slightly over time. Many manufacturers offer warranties that guarantee performance for up to 25 years, ensuring long-term energy savings.

Yes, solar panels can still generate electricity on cloudy or rainy days, though their efficiency will be lower compared to sunny days. Modern solar panels are designed to capture diffuse sunlight, so even in less-than-ideal weather conditions, they continue to produce energy.

A home battery system stores excess energy generated by your solar panels during the day, allowing you to use it during the evening or on days when sunlight is limited. This maximizes your use of renewable energy and reduces your dependence on grid electricity

The storage capacity and duration of a home battery depend on its size and your household’s energy consumption. Typically, a well-sized battery can store enough energy to power essential appliances overnight or during peak usage hours. Many batteries can hold a charge for several days.

Yes, there are often government incentives, grants, or tax credits available for homeowners who install solar batteries. In some areas, you may also be eligible for energy rebates or compensation for feeding excess energy back into the grid through programs like net metering.