In an era where power outages can happen without warning, securing a reliable energy backup system has become a necessity for many homeowners. Enter the power wall: a sophisticated battery system designed to provide a seamless transition to backup power the moment an outage occurs. That means no fumbling in the dark for flashlights or waiting for a generator to kick in—your home will continue to function as though nothing happened. Before you decide to install a power wall, though, it’s important to consider these two factors: Sizing One size doesn’t fit all when it comes to power walls. Each unit typically provides a day’s worth of energy, so it’s important to assess your home’s energy load to determine how many power walls you might need. A professional energy assessment can give you an accurate picture of your daily energy usage. Multiple units Investing in multiple power walls not only extends the duration of your backup energy supply, but it also adds the convenience of being able to charge an electric vehicle (EV). With an adequately sized system, you can enjoy the dual benefits of uninterrupted home power and a ready-to-go EV, ensuring your mobility even during prolonged outages.

By Jerry Thompson President of Integrity Electric, Inc. Diamond Certified Expert Contributor

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