Batteries for Solar Panels

Batteries for solar panels are the next big thing in the solar industry. The new generation of solar battery is going to capitalize on a growing and massive solar system add on or accessories currently in it's infant stage. This new battery technology will give the owner of the solar panels the ability to capture the excess energy created from the solar system. Currently any extra  excess electric power is funneled back into the utility company's grid for use somewhere else in their network. They pay a reduced rate to the solar panel owners. This is where the rub is for the panel owners. It is basically a use it or sell it a lower rate type of environment.

A few batteries for solar panels below:

• Powerwall Solar Panel Battery

• Touch Safe - Child and pet friendly with no exposed wires or hot vents
• Floor or Wall Mounted - Installs easily on the wall, or stack up to ten Powerwalls together on the floor
• Weather Proof - Water resistant and dust proof for indoor or outdoor installation

• • Panasonic
  
  
  
  • Lithium-ion battery technology
  • Easy to install
  • Emergency backup feature
  • Monitoring and controlling command
  • Data storage functions

• LG Chem

• LG Chem RESU is a wall mounted energy storage system for use with solar PV instantiations
• 10 year warranty
• Low weight
• Easy and quick installation
• An app is available for monitoring via a mobile device

• Samsung SD Solar Power Battery

• Compact size with high energy density
• Easy to transport and install
• Web-monitoring to check energy flow and battery status
• Long term warranty program

Above are a few batteries for solar systems the will do the job. One thing to remember is that maybe one battery might not be enough for you. There are a few variables that you must think about. One is how much electricity does your solar system produce. Two might be how much of that electricity do you consume. Do you have have enough production or solar panels to create excess electricity where the batteries can help you by storing that extra energy.  Above are just a few variables that one must take into account. The best way to figure this out is to contact a solar company and let them do the math for you. You know if you are paying for electricity or not, the key here is to figure out if you need more panels or can you support having a battery in place with your current set up to help make your solar panels a real round the clock electricity system that works for you. Just remember there are many batteries for solar panels out there and your best bet is to contact a few solar companies and shop around.