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Battery Advice Built on Your Client's Real Data โ€” Not a Generic Average

Whether a home battery makes sense for a specific client depends on their own usage pattern and, where present, PV production โ€” a fixed payback period that would apply to every client doesn't exist.

Every Assumption Explicit: Capacity, Efficiency, Charge/Discharge Power โ€” Nothing Hidden

A battery scenario is calculated on the client's measured quarter-hourly usage (and, where present, the simulated PV production), with explicit input for rated capacity, usable capacity, charge and discharge power, and round-trip efficiency โ€” none of those values is silently assumed.

Real Self-Consumption and Self-Sufficiency Gains, Calculated on Your Client's Own Usage

  • How much extra self-consumption/self-sufficiency a battery would add on top of PV alone.
  • The financial impact, recalculated against the client's actual contract (fixed, variable, or dynamic).
  • A clear checklist of the assumptions behind the calculation โ€” "don't invest" is just as valid a recommendation as the opposite.

Financial Impact Based on the Client's Actual Contract โ€” Fixed, Variable, or Dynamic

Generic online battery calculators often work from an average yearly usage profile. By using the client's own measured quarter-hourly data, the result is specific to that one roof, that one usage pattern โ€” not an estimate that holds for "the average customer."