Newcastle Home Solar

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.

1Your home
What kind of home is it?
Do you have solar panels?
Your electricity tariff
Do you charge an electric car at home? (optional)
2Your details

No cost to ask and no obligation. We use your details to deal with your request, as our privacy notice explains.

What happens next

  1. 1
    We read your request

    Then we get back to you by phone, text or email, at the time you asked for if you gave one.

  2. 2
    We find an installer for your area

    One who covers your postcode and the job you want. We tell you who they are first.

  3. 3
    You decide

    Only if you say yes do we pass your details on. Say no, and that's the end of it.

  4. 4
    You 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.