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SunRise Power · Solar & Battery Backup

Be ready for power cuts. Power what matters.

Keep your fridge, lights, Wi-Fi and other essentials in mind when JPS goes off. Find out how solar and battery backup could help your home or business. Start with what you need to keep running and what fits your budget.

Outage backup Solar & battery Homes & small businesses

Start with what matters. Fridge, lights, Wi-Fi, selected equipment or a future solar upgrade.

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UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS

What happens when the JPS power goes out?

Solar panels, batteries and inverters do different jobs. The right starting point depends on what you need to keep running — and for how long.

Solar panels alone

Typical grid-tied solar shuts down during an outage for safety. Having panels on your roof doesn't automatically mean you have backup power.

Grid electricity and solar generation

Longer backup or more appliances

Air-conditioning, pumps and longer outages change the design. Actual power, battery capacity and safe installation must be checked before promising coverage.

Measure before specifying

Power options built around your needs

Every home and business has unique power demands. A suitable site and electrical assessment informs each detailed proposal.

Keep your home essentials running

Explore battery backup for essential loads such as a fridge, lights, Wi-Fi and fans. Pumps and other high-starting-load appliances need separate technical assessment; actual coverage depends on the chosen system.

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Keep your business running during power cuts

Explore backup power for your shop's card machine, internet, fridge and other equipment you rely on. Actual loads and site conditions must be assessed before selecting equipment.

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We start by understanding your needs

Every detailed proposal should follow a qualified assessment of your electrical loads, equipment location and site conditions, including roof suitability if solar panels are proposed.

Our Process →

How the process can work

Start with a conversation. Surveys, proposals and installation depend on the services and qualified people available for your project.

1

Tell us what you need

Use the Solution Finder to explore your options, then contact SunRise when you're ready. Your answers are not sent automatically.

2

Site assessment, if agreed

If a qualified assessment can be arranged for your location, the work and any fees are discussed before proceeding.

3

Review your options

Following the necessary checks and confirmed delivery arrangements, a proposed system can be explained with its equipment, scope and price before you decide.

4

Professional Setup

Where an approved proposal proceeds to an order, installation and commissioning should be carried out by appropriately qualified professionals, with the required checks and handover.

Want a quotation or to discuss a site survey?

Contact SunRise to discuss your needs. A definite system quotation needs appropriate site and electrical checks; survey availability and any fees are confirmed before arrangements are made.

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Or explore your options with the Solution Finder

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Solutions for real power needs

Illustrative examples only — not completed SunRise Power projects, fixed-price packages or guaranteed runtimes. Your actual options depend on a site and load assessment.

Keep home essentials running

Explore backup for selected refrigeration, lights, Wi-Fi and fans when utility power fails.

Next step: Tell us your priority appliances and desired outage coverage.

Solar and battery, with room to grow

Explore daytime solar and battery support for selected loads, with expansion considered where compatible.

Next step: Discuss your property and daily energy needs.

Small-business continuity

Consider backup for essential POS, connectivity, lighting and selected refrigeration.

Next step: Explain which equipment your business depends on.

Start here: Use the Solution Finder or see how to contact us.