Home battery quotes in Newcastle
A battery for the panels you already have, for new ones, or on its own. Tell us about your home and we'll come back to you.
A battery stores spare solar power so you can use it later in the day. Some people also charge one overnight on a cheaper time-of-use tariff and use that power at teatime. The installer will suggest a size that fits how your home uses electricity.
What happens next
- 1We read your request
Then we get back to you by phone, text or email, at the time you asked for if you gave one.
- 2We find an installer for your area
One who covers your postcode and the job you want. We tell you who they are first.
- 3You decide
Only if you say yes do we pass your details on. Say no, and that's the end of it.
- 4You get your quote
The installer surveys your roof and gives you a written quote. Going ahead is up to you.
If we can't match your area straight away, we'll tell you and hold your request if you'd like us to.
Can I add a battery to the panels I already have?
Often, yes. It depends on your current system and where a battery could go. The installer will check both.
Can I have a battery without panels?
Yes. Some people charge one overnight on a cheaper tariff and use the power during the day and evening.
Will it keep the lights on in a power cut?
Some systems can, if they're set up with a backup supply. Not all are, so tell us if it matters to you and ask the installer.
Can I use a home battery with a plug-in solar kit?
No. Plug-in solar kits, the small ones that plug into a socket, must not be used with a home battery. This page is about batteries fitted by an installer.