16.08 kWh
6500+
GTF51314-16K-01
Priced on request
Includes free system planningMounts on the wall, expands when you need more.
Life off the grid
Off-grid solar, right-sized
Living beyond the power lines? Eco Powerwall plans off-grid solar systems built from LiFePO4 battery storage and a hybrid inverter with split-phase output, enough to keep a cabin, workshop or year-round home running with no grid at all. We work out the batteries, inverter and solar panels as one design, usually at least 28 kWh of storage, an inverter rated 10–12 kW and a generator input to cover long overcast spells, so the setup fits the way you really live. System design is free, your quote arrives within one business day, and we ship throughout the US and UK.
Battery storageBattery
LiFePO4 battery banks.
Customer favorite
Battery28.67 kWh
8000+
BAT-ST51560A-A1
Priced on request
Includes free system planningLFP storage that takes deep daily cycling in stride.
Inverter options
Inverter
Split-phase hybrid power.
10 kW
99.9%
SPI Series
Priced on request
Includes free system planningUp to 10 kW split-phase, in a compact indoor case.
Top model
Inverter12 kW
99.9%
SEI Pro Series
Priced on request
Includes free system planningUp to 12 kW of split-phase hybrid power.
Finish the setup
Planned as a pair, shipped as one.
Each off-grid order brings together LiFePO4 battery storage and a hybrid inverter with split-phase output, both sized during your free system design.
Plan your setup
Storage and inverter, planned as one.
The system design is free, and your no-obligation quote follows within one business day. We deliver across the US & UK.
Our approach
Made for off-grid living.
Balanced, not oversized
Rather than defaulting to the largest battery, we plan storage, inverter and solar panels as a set, so the result reflects how your home or cabin really uses power.
Several days in reserve
Our LiFePO4 storage begins at 28 kWh and expands in parallel to 20 units, so most year-round homes can count on 2–3 days of off-grid autonomy through cloudy spells.
Backup generator input
The hybrid inverter includes a generator input, so you can top up the batteries during extended storms, snowfall or maintenance days with no rewiring of the house.
Runs the whole house
Split-phase hybrid inverters rated at 10–12 kW can start motors, pumps or HVAC and supply the usual 120/240 V that household appliances run on.
Common questions
Off-grid questions, answered.
What battery capacity in kWh does an off-grid home require?
A small cabin can get by on 10–20 kWh. Homes occupied full-time off the grid tend to need 28–60 kWh, based on loads, weather and the number of autonomy days you're aiming for. Multiply your daily kWh use by 2–3 days so you stay covered all year.
How large should an off-grid solar inverter be?
Size it for the biggest load running at once rather than daily energy use. Plenty of homes do well with 10–12 kW of split-phase hybrid inverter capacity; big HVAC, pumps or workshop machines may call for paralleled inverters or load management.
Should an off-grid home still keep a generator?
In most cases, yes. It's an inexpensive safety net for extended overcast periods, panels covered in snow, equipment servicing or loads that run unusually high. Wire it through the hybrid inverter so battery charging stays controlled.
Will these systems let me live completely off the grid?
They will. With a hybrid inverter backed by sufficient LiFePO4 storage and solar panels, a home can operate with no grid connection at all. The typical off-grid household pairs at least 28 kWh of stacked battery capacity with an inverter rated 10–12 kW.