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While there are other battery storage options available in the market, the Tesla Powerwall distinguishes itself through its advanced technology, scalability, integration capabilities, user-friendly interface, backup power capability, appealing design, and the support of the Tesla brand. These factors collectively make the Powerwall a top choice for homeowners seeking a high-performance, reliable, and efficient battery storage solution for their solar energy systems.

At Semper Solaris, we carry Tesla Powerwall, and introducing the cutting-edge Enphase battery series. Both solar batteries are designed to store energy to be used at your discretion whenever necessary. Though, each solar battery does have its own unique qualities for storage. So call today and ask your sales rep which solar battery storage is right for your home.

The electricity that is stored in your battery is consumed after sundown, during energy demand peaks, or during a power outage. The battery will continue to power your home despite the lack of energy from the electric company.

If you have an existing solar panel system and you don't currently have a battery, one of the great things you can do with the Tesla Powerwall is you can install two or more power walls and do what's called whole-home backup.

When you do a whole home back up what we do is we take all the circuits in your existing main service panel and we move it to a dedicated sub-panel. We then install your gateway and what will happen is that if the power goes out all the circuits in your home will be backed up, which means that you can run anything in your home on the powerwalls for as long as the powerwalls have power.

If you only have one Tesla Powerwall we can do what's called a partial home backup. We would take certain circuits out of your main service panel and put it into a dedicated load center. Whenever the power would go out that power wall would then power those dedicated circuits.

Typical circuits that people backup would be refrigerators, deep freezes, maybe basic lights in the bathroom or the kitchen, alarm systems, internet, computer or entertainment systems.