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Breaking News: Powering Your House with Batteries
Breaking news: powering your house with batteries is becoming a reality. People are now desperately looking for ideas to lower their bills with the electricity price increasing every year. High electricity bills every month plus the ongoing economic turmoil have become a major financial burden.
From homeowners to companies, people are now looking for ways to get cheap and reliable sources of energy. One of the best options that have become popular is what is known as green electricity. Not only does it provide a good source of electricity, but it is also practical. That being said, one option we can have to supply power for residential electricity is a solar power system that involves energy storage in the form of batteries.
One thing that prevents us from choosing this option is the battery’s capacity. Will it have enough storage capacity to meet our household appliances between the changing cycles? Another problem is the cost of the battery and the danger because of the acidic electrolytes they contain.
Now, a group of companies has developed a particular kind of battery that solar energy users could use. This new breakthrough promises a safer and manageable storage of battery. Its size fits in the palm of your hand, and that makes it convenient to use. That it does not have lead or sulfur also makes it very safe. The newly developed batteries can store up to 20 kilowatt-hours – an average homeowner’s electric consumption per day. So, if you’re one of those energy-conscious homeowners, this would really get you through a typical day.
Solar power system is not only energy efficient but it would also help lower down your electricity bills. And with its new kind of deep-storage battery, powering the entire house with lesser energy consumption is now within reach.
Contact local electrical contractors for more information.