Keep the house running.
Essential circuits to whole home
Batteries first, solar and a generator to refill
A home backup system sits between the grid and your panel. When the power drops, it switches your circuits to battery automatically or with one switch, and solar or a generator keeps the battery topped up. We size the system, quote the equipment, and coordinate a licensed electrician for the connection.
Two paths
Roll-in or wall-mounted.
F3800 Plus + transfer switch
A 3.84 kWh station that delivers 6,000 W at 120/240 V, expandable to 53.8 kWh. It connects to your home through a transfer switch or home power panel, and rolls out to the driveway, the job site or the campsite when you need it there instead.
- Best forEssential circuits, 240 V pumps
- InstallInlet + switch by electrician
- Grows withBP3800 batteries, solar
E10 home backup system
Wall-mounted power module with 6.144 kWh battery modules, up to 5 per unit and up to 90 kWh in the largest configuration. 7.6 kW continuous with one module and up to 10 kW with two or more. Accepts up to 27 kW of solar.
- Best forWhole-home backup, solar homes
- InstallLicensed electrician, permit
- Warranty5 yr power module and battery
The last line
Add a generator.
For outages that last days, a generator refills the battery instead of running the house directly. The battery handles the quiet hours, the generator runs a few hours to recharge it, and your fuel goes further. The Anker SOLIX Smart Generator 5500 runs on gas, propane or natural gas and pairs with E10 and F3000 systems. We also source portable and standby generators from other makers when they fit better.
What a project looks like
From first call to first outage.
Load review
Photos of your electrical panel and a list of what you want backed up. We confirm what's possible.
System design and quote
Battery size, inverter capacity, solar and generator options, plus the connection hardware, in one written quote.
Electrician and permits
We coordinate a licensed electrician in your area, or work with yours. Permits and inspections follow your local rules.
Delivery and commissioning
Equipment arrives, gets installed and tested, and you get a walkthrough of how it switches over.
Support
App setup, firmware, warranty claims and adding capacity later.
Safety, plainly
Never connect a generator or power station to a home outlet with a "suicide" cord: it can energize utility lines and kill a lineworker. Home connections go through a transfer switch, interlock or listed home power panel, installed by a licensed electrician. Generators run outdoors only, away from doors and windows, with a working carbon monoxide alarm inside.