Batteries

Store Solar Energy Efficiently with Reliable Battery Solutions.

BATTERIES

Power When You Need It, Savings Around the Clock.

At Titan Electric, we provide high-performance battery solutions to store and optimize the energy generated by your solar system. With quality battery options, you can enjoy continuous power even during grid outages, ensuring a reliable and efficient energy supply.

Our range includes both traditional tubular batteries and advanced lithium-ion batteries, designed to meet various energy storage needs and enhance your solar investment.

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Tubular Batteries

Tubular batteries are known for their durability and longevity, making them a dependable choice for solar energy storage. Ideal for handling high loads and frequent usage, these batteries are resistant to deep discharge, ensuring a steady power supply for extended periods.

They’re an economical and reliable solution for residential and commercial applications, particularly in areas with frequent power outages.

Lithium-Ion Batteries

Lithium-ion batteries offer cutting-edge technology for efficient, lightweight, and long-lasting energy storage. Known for faster charging times, longer life cycles, and minimal maintenance needs, lithium-ion batteries are an excellent option for maximizing solar energy use.

With their high energy density, these batteries provide a compact and powerful solution, suitable for those seeking premium performance and advanced storage capabilities.

Frequently asked questions

Clear Answers to Your Solar Questions

Why should I add a battery to my solar power system?

 It stores surplus solar energy generated during the day to power your property at night or during blackouts.

Lithium batteries are highly efficient, long-lasting, and compact, while tubular batteries are bulky, cheaper upfront, and require water top-ups.

Lithium-ion batteries reliably last 10 to 15 years, whereas standard tubular batteries typically need replacement after 3 to 5 years.

Lithium units are completely maintenance-free, but tubular batteries need periodic distilled water top-ups and terminal cleaning every few months.

 Yes, you can easily retrofit a battery using an AC-coupled system or by upgrading to a hybrid inverter setup.