Home Energy Storage
Systems for Everyday
Needs‍

Start by connecting with a HomeGrid installer. The installer can assess your home’s energy use, electrical infrastructure, backup requirements, available installation space, and existing solar equipment before recommending an appropriate configuration.

Power interruptions can affect everything from lighting and refrigeration to heating, cooling, and appliances needed for working from home. The Stack’d Series is designed to provide power for applications ranging from day-to-day appliance use to higher-demand functions such as air conditioning.

Its modular design lets households configure energy storage to meet their current needs and adapt as those needs change.

This is important because household energy requirements do not always remain static. Families might install new appliances, need greater backup capacity, or welcome new family members or lodgers to their properties. HomeGrid’s modular approach allows storage capacity to be increased without replacing the whole system.

This means an initial installation can be configured around current requirements without paying for unnecessary additional capacity from the outset. It also gives households a clearer path for expanding their home energy setup in the future.

HomeGrid’s Stack’d Series uses lithium iron phosphate (LFP) chemistry. This battery technology was selected for its established safety characteristics and is supported by a 10-year warranty.

Combining scalable battery capacity with automatic backup functionality ensures HomeGrid offers a practical approach to home energy storage for households looking for greater control, flexibility, and energy resilience.

These storage systems can be sized around priority appliances, expected outage duration, and everyday energy consumption. The correct storage system should also account for the property’s electrical infrastructure and available power sources.

The Stack’d Series is backed by a 10-year warranty. Homeowners should review the current warranty documentation and register their system after installation to ensure the applicable coverage requirements are completed.

A home battery system stores electrical energy and can automatically provide power if the grid fails. This lets users choose which appliances or equipment should continue operating on stored energy.

Power availability and duration will depend on the battery system’s configuration, storage capacity, and the property’s requirements. A HomeGrid installer can assess the home, discuss which loads need backup power, and recommend an appropriate configuration.

Yes. The Stack’d Series’ modular design makes it easy to upgrade capacity if a household’s energy needs change. This allows the initial installation to be configured around current requirements and updated later without replacing the entire system.

Additional modules or stacks can be used to increase storage, subject to the product specifications, compatible equipment, and installation requirements.

The appropriate capacity depends on the appliances being supported, their power requirements, how long backup is needed, and whether the installation will be used for outages, everyday energy management, or both.

Future requirements should also be considered. A household planning to add appliances, increase solar generation, or expand backup coverage may benefit from a modular configuration that can grow over time.

Yes. HomeGrid can store electricity generated by compatible solar equipment for later use. Depending on the installation, this stored power may be used at night, during an outage, or at another time when solar generation is unavailable or insufficient.

The final solar and energy storage configuration will depend on the battery, compatible equipment, household loads, and whether the property is connected to the grid.

Yes. The HG Cube combines multiple Stack’d Series units within a weatherproof outdoor enclosure. Each HG Cube can hold up to four full Stack’d Series units, providing up to 153.6 kWh of storage. Multiple Cubes can also be combined for projects requiring additional capacity.

This makes the HG Cube suitable for larger residential properties and smaller commercial applications.