Emergency Backup Systems
Never again will you be stuck in the dark during a power outage!
With our wild West Coast weather and frequent winter storms, having an Emergency Backup System at your residence or place of business makes lots of sense. The ability to enjoy uninterrupted power supply during an outage will put your mind at ease, especially in a setting where continuous power is essential.
High Tide Energy offers 2 options for Emergency Backup Systems.
Tesla Powerwall Systems
Revolutionary Tesla Powerwall empowers homeowners to take control of their energy consumption and reduce their reliance on the grid.
How it works:
Powerwall stores energy from the grid and/or solar.
In the event of an electrical outage, Powerwall detects the disruption and automatically switches to provide power to your home or business. The seamless transition helps keep essential appliances and systems running during the outage, keeping your lights on without fuel or a noisy generator.
Powerwall can continue to charge from solar during the power outage extending its duration. Once the grid power has been restored, Powerwall recharges itself during periods of low demand or from renewable sources like solar panels.
With its sleek design and intelligent features, Tesla Powerwall integrates harmoniously withyour lifestyle, silently providing virtually instantaneous, clean and reliable energy to power your residential or commercial property.
Kohler Generator Systems
Kohler supplies a range of Emergency Backup generators for various applications, whether it’s for your home or for a business that relies on an uninterrupted electrical source.
How it works:
When encountering a power outage, the system detects the loss of power and automatically activates the generator, providing electricity quickly and reliability, until the main power source is restored.
Protect your business 24/7 with Kohler’s automatic transfer switch (ATS), responsible for transferring the electrical load from the grid to the generator.
Kohler’s generator systems ensure that essential appliances or systems continue to receive power without compromising other equipment.
