
Most solar systems automatically shut down during a power outage. Learn how to protect your home with a suitable backup system.
Few people know this, but most residential solar power systems automatically shut down during a power outage. Even with panels on your roof, you’ll still be without electricity during a blackout. This is one of the most common myths about solar energy.
For safety reasons, conventional photovoltaic inverters shut down when the power grid fails. This prevents them from sending electricity to a grid that may be under repair by technicians. It’s a mandatory safety measure, but one that leaves users without power even when the sun is shining.
Battery backup systems automatically detect a grid failure and isolate the home’s electrical circuit, distributing power from the batteries to essential equipment, all within seconds, transparently to the user.
With a proper backup system, you can continue to use:
LEFE recommends Huawei SmartGuard, a smart automatic switch that activates battery backup when the grid fails. Together with the SUN2000 hybrid inverter and LUNA2000 batteries, it creates a fully autonomous residential power system during grid outages.
Proper sizing depends on:
The LEFE technical team will perform a free analysis of your needs and present the most suitable solution. Don’t wait for the next blackout to take action.
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