AllSolar Energy

Solar Generators

Solar generator installation and repair in Sanford, Central Florida. Backup power and energy storage service. Free estimates.

You want power you can rely on even when the grid goes down or when sunshine alone isn't enough. A solar generator stores energy in a battery so you can use electricity at night or during an outage.

AllSolar Energy installs solar generators paired with new or existing panel systems, or as standalone backup power for critical loads. We also repair and service generators that aren't working. Whether you need emergency backup, energy storage, or both, we size the battery to your needs and connect it properly to your home.

Our work is backed by licensed, insured contractors and good reviews from customers throughout Central Florida. Schedule a free estimate to see what will work for your situation.

How solar generators work

A battery stores DC power from solar panels. An inverter converts that stored energy to AC power when you need it. A charge controller manages how the battery charges. The generator sits between your solar panels and home electrical panel, powering what you choose when sunshine or grid power isn't available.

Standalone backup or integrated with solar

A standalone generator works with your current utility connection and kicks in during outages. An integrated generator ties directly to solar panels and stores the power they make. Some homes use both: solar charging the battery during the day, and grid charging as a backup. We design the setup that fits your needs.

Installation and ongoing service

We assess your home, determine battery size, pull permits, and install the generator and all necessary wiring. After installation, county inspection is required. We also service and repair generators, testing them regularly to make sure they're ready when you need them.

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Call or send the form and we'll take a look — usually same week.

Solar Generators: common questions

How much power can a solar generator store?

Battery capacity depends on the generator model and your needs. Larger batteries store more power but cost more. We help you size a generator that covers your most important loads during an outage.

Do I need a permit to install a solar generator?

Yes, Florida requires permits for generator installation. We handle all permitting and scheduling the county inspection as part of the job.

What goes wrong with solar generators?

Batteries degrade over time and lose capacity. Inverters and charge controllers can fail. Wiring problems and poor connections cause loss of power. We test and repair generators to get them working again.

Can I add a solar generator to my existing solar system?

Yes, in most cases. We assess your current system and determine if your panels, inverter, and electrical panel can support battery storage. If upgrades are needed, we'll explain them at your estimate.

Talk to a licensed contractor

Tell us what you are dealing with and we will come look at it. Free estimates, and a licensed and insured crew doing the work.

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A free Solar Home account keeps your panels, inverter, batteries, pool heater or water heater on record: models, serial numbers, photographs of the labels, warranties, utility and interconnection documents, and every AllSolar service visit attached to your property.

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