What is a Tigo ei battery?

Battery storage for grid outages and energy bill management in modular package that easily connects with the EI Inverter. The Tigo EI (Energy Intelligence) Battery provides energy resilience in the event of grid outage and optimizes energy consumption based on rate plans for today’s home energy needs. Datasheet: Tigo EI Battery (US)

How many kWh is a Tigo ei battery enclosure?

Each battery module has a 90% depth of discharge, so the usable amount of capacity boils down to about 3 kWh of usable capacity per module. One Tigo EI Battery enclosure has a usable capacity of 9 kWh. Up to four battery enclosures can be installed for a total usable capacity of 36 kWh.

Can I install a Tigo ei battery on a solar panel?

Tigo's EI Battery is only compatible with solar, meaning you can't install it as a standalone backup power source. You'll either buy solar panels or already have a solar panel system installed on your property. Here's a look at some of the Tigo EI Battery's specs. How many can I install? AC- or DC-coupled?

Is Tigo Energy a good solar battery?

Tigo Energy's residential solar battery is designed to make your installer's life as easy as possible. It's also a solid product. Having a battery that actually works is one thing. Making sure your installer is able to hook everything up correctly the first time is another. The easier the installation, the less likely you are to have problems.

Can a solar battery be stored in a Tigo inverter?

Any energy generated by your solar panels that doesn't go immediately to power your house can be sent to the battery for storage. Tigo's inverter is a hybrid inverter, connecting your solar array and the battery to one main inverter So you won't need another inverter for your battery.

How long does a Tigo battery last?

The Tigo ATS is also warranted for 11 years, while the Tigo EI Inverter is covered under warranty for a little over 12.5 years. Years covered: This is the amount of time your battery is covered under warranty. Cycles covered: Most batteries come with a cycle or throughput clause.