Reduce imports • Use more of your solar • Smart monitoring

Battery storage in Worthing & West Sussex

Battery storage helps you use more of the solar you generate — storing daytime energy for evenings and early mornings. We’ll recommend a size that matches your usage, not just the biggest unit that fits.

By looking at your consumption patterns and peak demand times, we design a system around how you actually live (or operate your business). Battery storage can also support backup/“essential loads” operation during outages where the chosen equipment and configuration allow.

✔ Right‑sized recommendations
✔ App setup & training
✔ Safety‑first install

What a home battery can do

Benefits depend on your usage pattern, system size and electricity tariff.
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Evening and overnight usage

Use stored solar after sunset, reducing peak‑time imports. This is often where a battery feels most valuable — lights, cooking, TV, and evening appliances covered by the energy you generated earlier.

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Smarter energy decisions

Monitoring helps you see generation, charge/discharge and consumption trends. Once you can see what’s happening, it becomes easier to shift a few habits and get more from your system.

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Tariff shifting

On suitable tariffs, batteries can charge at cheaper times and discharge when rates are higher. We’ll discuss whether it’s relevant for your household and how to set charge windows sensibly.

Sizing guidance

A simple way to think about battery size is: what do you want the battery to cover? For many homes, the goal is evening self‑consumption. For others, it’s heavier overnight usage, EV charging strategy, or making best use of a time‑of‑use tariff.

  • Smaller batteries suit homes aiming to cover evening loads and reduce imports.
  • Larger batteries help when you have higher overnight usage or want more tariff shifting.
  • We’ll look at your typical daily use, high‑draw appliances and any EV/heat pump plans.

Planning to add a heat pump later? Tell us — we can design the electrical side with future load and tariff strategy in mind.


Hybrid vs AC‑coupled

Hybrid systems combine solar + battery control in one inverter, often ideal when installing PV from scratch. AC‑coupled batteries can be a strong option for retrofits where the PV inverter is staying in place. We’ll recommend the best approach for your existing setup and future plans.

What we focus on during installation

A battery install should be tidy, safe, clearly labelled and easy to operate.
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Safety and ventilation

Batteries and inverters need suitable mounting, clearances and the right environment. We’ll advise on practical locations (utility rooms, garages, lofts where appropriate) and keep access to isolators clear.

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Protection & isolation

Correct AC protection, DC isolation where applicable, and clear labelling matter. We install with a “serviceable” mindset so everything is easy to identify and safe to isolate.

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Monitoring setup

We set up the app, confirm metering is reading correctly, and show you what “good” looks like. You’ll be able to track charge/discharge and understand how your system is behaving.

PV + Battery is usually the sweet spot

If you’re starting from scratch, we can quote PV and battery together and design the system as one — panels, inverter, battery and monitoring working in harmony.

Already have solar PV? We can advise on the best retrofit approach and whether hybrid replacement or AC coupling makes the most sense.

What you’ll get at handover
  • Commissioning checks and key settings recorded
  • App access setup and a quick tutorial
  • Labels, isolation points and documentation
  • Workmanship warranty details

Battery pricing guidance

Battery storage add‑ons typically range from £2,500 to £6,500 depending on capacity, inverter type and installation complexity.

The right option depends on your goals: evening self‑consumption, tariff shifting, export strategy, or future expansion. We’ll provide an itemised quotation following a technical survey and confirm what’s included — cabling, protection, monitoring and commissioning.

Typical factors that affect cost
  • Battery capacity and brand/ecosystem
  • Hybrid vs AC‑coupled approach
  • Metering and monitoring requirements
  • Consumer unit / protection upgrades
  • Location, access and cable runs

Final cost depends on site specifics and system design.

Areas we cover

Battery storage installations across Worthing and the wider Sussex area.

Worthing (BN13 and nearby)

Including Goring‑by‑Sea, Durrington and the surrounding residential areas.

West Sussex

Regular installs in Littlehampton, Lancing, Shoreham‑by‑Sea, Findon and nearby towns.

Not sure?

Send us your postcode and what you’re trying to achieve — we’ll confirm availability and give straightforward advice.