Use our solar calculator tool below to estimate system size.
Steps to use the solar system calculator:
1. System parameters setting
2. Load calculation
3. Select inverter and battery
4. Select solar panel
5. Results
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Customize Your Backup Power System
Use our solar calculator tool below to estimate system size.
Steps to use the off-grid calculator:
1. System parameters setting
2. Load calculation
3. Select inverter and battery
4. Select solar panel
5. Send the results to EcoVault for support
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system parameter setting
An average household uses about 0.45 kwh per square foot. However, the exact mount of electricity a house uses can vary depending on several factors, such as number of family members, location, energy usage habit and so on. Our engineers have developed a simple to use tool to help you design an solar storage system that fits your need.
Step-02
power requirements
Begin adding loads to create a load profile. You can add and delete rows, and even create custom load entries to add appliances that are not on the list.
Step-03
Select Your System
Select from the suggested systems below to begin building your solar panel configuration.
Note: The suggested eForce battery quantity is for the 9.6kWh unit. When you decide to add eForce to your cart, choose the battery size (9.6kWh, 19.2kWh, or 28.8kWh) and quantity that best fits your total kWh needs for the most cost-effective solution. Learn More eForce
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solar panel configuration
Select from the options below to configure solar panels for your system
ZNSHINE SOLAR 410 Watt Solar Panel for DIY Solar House | 10BB HALF-CELL Black Mono-PERC PV Module | 20.97% Maximum Efficiency | 25 Years Linear Performance Warranty | UL61730
Fortress Power eFlex MAX 5.4kWh Lithium Solar Battery
Note: The suggested eForce battery quantity is for the 9.6kWh unit. When you decide to add eForce to your cart, choose the battery size (9.6kWh, 19.2kWh, or 28.8kWh) and quantity that best fits your total kWh needs for the most cost-effective solution. Learn More eForce
Note: A grid-tie back-up system will almost always require connections to be made by a licensed professional as well as an inspection from the utility company. If you need help with finding a licensed professionals, please contact us!
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Design Your Grid-tied System for Energy Saving
Reduce Energy Costs
Energy costs savings are based on your home’s consumption and electricity rates. The system can also provide protection against power outages, but that won’t be the focus. Grab your utility bill and provide the following information to see your options.