AtmoceBack-up possible
Atmoce M-ELV met M-Backup
Modular battery system with matching back-up module.
- Modular build for future expansion
- Back-up via the M-Backup module
- Installed and configured by us
Home batteries
Home battery: put your own energy to use at the right moment
A home battery stores energy so you can use it when it benefits you most — in the evening after a sunny day, or when electricity is expensive. We handle advice, installation, configuration and commissioning.
- Capacity in kWh and power in kW matched to your usage
- Combinable with solar panels, a charge point and EMS
- Includes any required changes to the consumer unit
Product selection
Our selection of smart home batteries
Every home and every energy need is different. That's why we compare home batteries on capacity, power, smart energy management, expandability and back-up options.
Pylontech
PylontechPylontech H3XProduct image coming soon
Pylontech H3X
Battery system built on a widely used platform.
- Widely used in the market
- Compatible with a range of inverters
- Installation and commissioning by us
BliqWith EMS
BliqBliq HS3 Pro met EMS3Product image coming soon
Bliq HS3 Pro met EMS3
Battery system combined with the EMS3 energy management system.
- Supplied with EMS3 control
- Focused on smart charging and discharging
- Configuration matched to your contract
Sessy
SessySessyProduct image coming soon
Sessy
Compact home battery, designed for the Dutch market.
- Compact footprint
- Aimed at residential homes
- Installed on its own protected circuit
Marstek
MarstekMarstek Venus E 3.0Product image coming soon
Marstek Venus E 3.0
Entry-level model for homes with limited storage needs.
- Suited to smaller storage needs
- Straightforward setup
- Connected and configured by us
Choice guide
- You mainly want to store your own solar power
- Then we look at capacity relative to your generation and evening consumption, and at how the battery connects to the inverter.
- You have a dynamic energy contract
- Then the quality of the energy management system (EMS) is decisive: charging at low prices, discharging at high prices.
- You want back-up during a power cut
- Back-up is not a standard feature. We assess which system supports it and what's needed in the consumer unit.
- You want to expand later
- Then a modular system is preferable, so capacity can grow alongside your consumption.
Product documentation
You will receive datasheets, manuals and warranty terms from us as part of the advice. We only take over verified manufacturer data; missing specifications are shown as “On request” until then.
Request documentation and adviceWhat is a home battery?
A home battery is an energy storage system that stores electricity and releases it back to your home later. Storage capacity is expressed in kWh (energy), and the charge and discharge power in kW (power). Together, both determine what the system can do for you in practice.
Why store energy?
Solar panels generate power when the sun shines; consumption in a home is often higher later in the day. With storage, you use a larger share of your own generated electricity yourself, instead of exporting it. If you have a dynamic contract with hourly prices, the system can also charge and discharge based on the price per hour.
How much this saves in your situation depends on your consumption pattern, your contract and the chosen configuration. We do not make general promises about this; we prefer to calculate using your own figures.
Combination with solar panels
A battery can be placed next to the solar inverter or on its own circuit in the consumer unit. Placement next to the inverter allows direct monitoring of PV production, making the control more precise. If there is no space, or no solar panels, a dedicated circuit is the way to go.
EMS and smart charging and discharging
An energy management system (EMS) determines when the system charges, discharges or exports. This is based on measurement data, and with a dynamic contract also on hourly prices. Exactly which controls are possible differs per system — we determine that during the design phase.
Single-phase, three-phase and the consumer unit
Your connection partly determines which system is suitable. With three-phase, the distribution across the phases plays a role; with single-phase, it is the available power. A battery also needs its own protected circuit. We assess the existing consumer unit and advise whether an extension is sufficient or replacement is the wiser choice.
Back-up and emergency power
Back-up during a power cut is not an automatic feature of a home battery. Many systems actually switch off during a grid fault, because no voltage may be fed back onto the grid. Back-up requires a suitable system, a separate back-up circuit and correct grid separation. Often a limited circuit is chosen (lighting, internet, fridge) rather than the whole home.
Installation, monitoring and safety
We handle the placement, the electrical connection, the configuration and the commissioning. We pay attention to the installation location, ventilation, cable routing, protection and correct metering. After completion, we explain the operation and monitoring.
Frequently asked questions
Which home battery suits your home?
Send us your usage and a photo of your consumer unit. We will come back with a proposal that fits your installation — including what is needed electrically.