Solar panels on a hillside roof above the sea

Solar + storage

Store the sun.

We get more usable sunlight here than almost anywhere in the United States. Solar turns a battery from a fixed reserve into something that refills itself.

  • Portable panels
  • Rooftop integration
  • Battery charging

How solar and storage fit together

Four parts, in order. Every system on this site is some version of this diagram.

01

Panels

Folding panels you set out for the day, or fixed panels mounted on the roof.

02

Charge controller

Built into the power station. Converts what the panels produce into something the battery can accept.

03

Battery

Holds the energy until you need it, whether that is tonight or during Thursday's outage.

04

Your home

Through outlets, an extension of a few circuits, or a smart panel covering the house.

Folding solar panel set up on a terrace

Input now

412W

Illustrative reading, two panels in full sun.

Portable solar

No install. No permit. No roof work.

Folding panels connect straight to a power station. Set them out in the morning, bring them in before the weather turns, and your battery refills without touching the grid.

  • Sets up in about a minute
  • Chain several panels for faster charging
  • Travels with you, including to a boat or a rental
  • Stores flat when the season is over
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Fixed solar array on a Caribbean roof

Rooftop integration

Permanent solar, tied to storage.

Fixed panels produce every day whether you are home or not. Paired with battery storage, the surplus that would otherwise go nowhere becomes your reserve for the evening and for the next outage.

  • Sized to your roof, your shading and your usage
  • Works alongside an existing grid connection
  • Battery first, panels second is a valid order
  • Installed by licensed local contractors
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This page makes no claims about incentives, net metering, rebates or utility programs. Add those only once confirmed in writing.

Energy independence is a sequence.

Nobody goes from a grid-tied house to full independence in one purchase. This is the order that tends to work.

Stage 01

Cover the essentials

One portable unit, enough for internet, refrigeration and lighting.

Stage 02

Add solar input

Panels turn the reserve into something that refills daily.

Stage 03

Expand capacity

More battery, so comfort loads join the essentials.

Stage 04

Tie into the panel

Automatic transfer, and the household stops noticing outages.

Compatible solar

Panels that connect directly to the systems we stock.

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Tell us about your roof, your usage and your budget. We will map out a realistic sequence rather than a single quote.