How Long Can Solar Battery Power a House During an Outage?
In this guide, we''ll walk you through the factors that affect how long a solar battery can keep your home running during an outage, as well as offer practical tips and real-world
The life expectancy of a solar battery depends on several factors—what kind of battery you have, how you use it, where it's stored, and how well it's maintained. While lead-acid batteries may only last a few years, lithium options can easily reach 10 to 15 years or more with proper care.
That said, infrequent use can also cause a solar battery to go idle, and most batteries should be charged and discharged at least twice per year. Finally, the conditions in which your battery operates will affect both its daily performance and total life span.
When the sun goes down or the power goes out, a solar battery can keep your home running on clean, renewable energy. Because they can cost between several hundred and a few thousand dollars each, it's worth making sure you'll get your money's worth.
If you want to get the most value out of your solar battery, here are a few tips to help extend its life: Choose the right battery for your needs. Lithium batteries may cost more upfront but last much longer than lead-acid options. Avoid deep discharges when possible. Using only part of your battery's capacity reduces strain and increases lifespan.
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