Backup is a design.
Supported circuits, output and runtime depend on the complete system and your loads.
JEMIR ENERGY / THE HOME BATTERY STORY
Life doesn’t run
on standby.
The lights. The food in the fridge. The connections you count on.
A home battery starts with what matters to you.
For Canadian homeowners. Service and system suitability confirmed by location.
BACKUP / CONTROL / CLARITY
01 / THE INTERRUPTION
One outage.
A lot on pause.
When grid power stops, ordinary routines can stop with it: lighting, refrigeration and the router that keeps your household connected.
A suitable battery system can supply selected circuits. It cannot restore a failed internet service, and it does not automatically power every appliance.
Start with your essential loads →02 / A PLAN FOR YOUR PRIORITIES
Keep the essentials
in the picture.
Choose the loads first. Then match the battery, inverter and backup controls to the home. That turns an uncertain wish into a specific plan.
Lighting, a refrigerator and internet equipment are examples to discuss—not a promised package. Motor starts and simultaneous demand need their own checks.
Illustration: selected loads supplied by a suitably configured system.
Selected loadsConcept illustration / not a wiring diagram
03 / WHEN TIMING HAS VALUE
Same home.
A different rhythm.
On a suitable time-of-use plan, buying electricity during lower-rate hours and using stored energy later may reduce the energy-charge portion of a bill.
The price difference must cover battery losses. Your tariff, usage, available capacity and ownership costs decide whether the numbers make sense.
See a dated Ontario example—with the losses →04 / CONFIDENCE COMES FROM CLARITY
A reserve.
Not an endless supply.
Stored energy is finite. Runtime changes with the starting charge, usable capacity, household demand, temperature and system losses.
Ask what stays on, for how long under stated assumptions, and what happens when energy runs low. For long outages, compare other backup options too.
Understand runtime →Compare a standby generator →Energy × priorities.
A larger load uses the same available energy faster. The inverter must also handle the power demand.
CONCEPTUAL DISPLAY / NO RUNTIME CLAIMMAKE THE PLAN REAL
Start with your home.
Then find your system.
Explore Fox ESS PowerQ and compatible backup controls with the team. Confirm the exact configuration, installation scope and applicable warranty in a written proposal.
Explore the system →Read the product documents →
PRODUCT CATALOGUE IMAGE / CONFIGURATION TO BE CONFIRMEDYOUR NEXT STEP
Less guesswork.
A clearer plan.
Tell us your location, what you want to keep powered and how your home uses electricity. We’ll start there.
The estimate uses Ontario-rate assumptions. Illustrative only; not a nationwide forecast or a guarantee of savings.
Value is personal.
Backup priorities and possible electricity-cost benefits are separate reasons to consider storage.
Location matters.
We welcome enquiries across Canada. Local service and installation suitability are confirmed with you.
Want the details? Read our backup guide, energy-shifting guide and proposal checklist. These guides include sources and assumptions.