Off-grid systems

Off-grid solar systems

PowerWallStore designs off-grid solar systems that pair LiFePO4 battery storage with a split-phase hybrid inverter to run cabins, workshops, and full-time homes without the grid. We size the battery bank, inverter, and solar array together — typically 28 kWh or more of storage, a 10–12 kW inverter, and a generator input for long cloudy stretches — so the system matches how you actually live. Free system design and a quote within one business day, shipped across the US and UK.

Home batteries

LiFePO4 storage.

Hybrid inverters

Split-phase inverters.

Complete your system

Sized and shipped as a matched system.

Off-grid orders pair a LiFePO4 battery bank with a split-phase hybrid inverter, sized together in your free system design.

Build a system

Battery + inverter, sized together.

Free system design and a no-obligation quote within one business day. Ships across the US & UK.

Why PowerWallStore

Why these off-grid systems.

A balanced system

We size battery, inverter, and solar together — not just the biggest battery — so the system matches how a home or cabin is actually used.

Days of autonomy

LiFePO4 storage from 28 kWh and up, parallel-expandable to 20 units, supports the 2–3 days of autonomy most full-time off-grid homes need for cloudy stretches.

Generator-ready

A generator input on the hybrid inverter lets you recharge through long storms, snow, or maintenance days without rewiring the home.

Whole-home power

10–12 kW split-phase hybrid inverters start motors, pumps, and HVAC and deliver standard 120/240 V output for everyday appliances.

FAQ

Off-grid system FAQs.

How many kWh of battery do I need for an off-grid house?

A small cabin may work with 10–20 kWh, while a full-time off-grid home often needs 28–60 kWh depending on loads, weather, and desired days of autonomy. Start with daily kWh use, then multiply by 2–3 days for year-round resilience.

What size inverter do I need for off-grid solar?

Size the inverter to peak simultaneous load, not daily energy use. Many homes fit a 10–12 kW split-phase hybrid inverter, but large HVAC, pumps, or workshop loads may require parallel inverters or load management.

Do off-grid systems still need a generator?

Usually yes. A generator is cheap insurance for long cloudy stretches, snow cover, equipment maintenance, or unusually high loads. It should connect through the hybrid inverter for controlled battery charging.

Can I go fully off-grid with these systems?

Yes. Pairing a hybrid inverter with enough LiFePO4 storage and solar lets you run a home entirely off-grid. Most off-grid homes combine a 10–12 kW inverter with 28 kWh or more of stacked battery capacity.