See it on your home.
Type your address. Everything after this gets built around it.
Power your home on your terms.
What do you pay now?
Type the two numbers off the bill and this fills itself in.
A normal day.Your house: still on.
Enter the bill on to see your numbers.
Monthly total and kWh off the bill. The chart shown is an example at $190 and 1,200 kWh.
Pick your wires company on to see your numbers.
It's the delivery company named on page one of your bill. Solrite's price depends on it, so nothing is assumed — your side of the chart fills in once it's picked.
Duracell Power Center.
Whole-home backup, AC included. Installed, owned and maintained by Solrite for the whole term.
$20/mo fixed for 20 years · electricity on a 12-month fixed plan. Solrite owns the system and keeps it running for the whole term.
Whole-home backup, AC included. When the grid drops, the house doesn't notice. No generator noise, no fuel runs, no extension cords.
Seven steps. One text thread.
Handoff
You're introduced to your Solrite liaison in one group text: you, your rep, and Solrite Ops. Every question, every update, one place.
Planset
An engineer reviews your survey and designs the installation — battery wall, wiring, the whole job.
City & utility
We submit the approved design to your city for permits and to your utility for interconnection.
NTP · Scheduling
When the city and utility approve, Solrite issues the Notice to Proceed and we reach out to schedule your install.
M1 · Install
The crew mounts and wires the system.
M2 · Inspection
Install complete and cleared for inspection.
PTO · Live
Permission to Operate: your system is on.
Step 3You'll sign an Interconnection Agreement — the utility needs your signature. We'll reach out when it's ready.
After we submit the approved design. Your signed agreement goes in with it.
Four ways to get backup power.
Your home
Somewhere in Texas