Reliable solar generator systems for backup power in Central Florida. Expert installation and service. Free estimates available.
When severe weather or grid failure leaves you without power, a solar generator system with photovoltaic panels keeps your home running. It's backup power you generate yourself, independent of the utility.
We design and install solar generator systems paired with panels to provide reliable power for essential circuits, appliances, or whole-home backup depending on your needs. Whether you're looking for emergency backup or want to reduce reliance on the grid, our systems work with what you already have or as part of a new installation.
AllSolar Energy has served Central Florida and 17 surrounding counties as a licensed, insured solar contractor since 1999. Our customers trust us because we stand behind our work and handle every install with the same care we'd give our own homes. Call for a free estimate on a solar generator system designed for your home.
A solar generator is a battery with an inverter built in, plus solar panels to charge it. When the grid is up, you can charge it from your wall outlet. When the grid fails, the battery powers your devices through standard outlets. Portable units weigh 20 to 100 pounds depending on capacity. Larger systems can run a refrigerator or small air conditioner for hours. Smaller units power phones, lights, and medical devices.
Start with what you need to power: phones and lights are low-demand, while a refrigerator or water pump draws serious current. We help you calculate how long you want to run specific devices, then recommend a generator with enough battery capacity to handle it. More battery capacity means more weight and higher cost, so we find the balance that matches your actual situation.
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Runtime depends on battery capacity and what you're powering. A small 300-watt-hour unit runs phone chargers or lights for a full day. A 2000-watt-hour unit might power a refrigerator for 4 to 8 hours. Sunny weather lets the solar panels recharge it during the day for continued use.
No, you can charge from the wall and skip panels. Solar panels add cost but let you recharge from sunlight when the grid is down. For extended outages, panels extend how long you can use the generator. Many customers add panels later.
Small window units need 1000 to 1500 watts to start, and larger portable units can handle them. Full-size central AC requires 3000+ watts, which needs a very large battery bank. For most outages, we recommend running AC sparingly and focusing the generator on food preservation, lights, and phones.
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