A Mars Solar power system at night draws from LiFePO4 batteries charged during daylight hours. These batteries deliver over 6,000 charge-discharge cycles at 95% depth of discharge, enough to cover typical household nighttime consumption for 8–12 hours on a full charge.
Calculate your evening and overnight kWh consumption, then size the battery bank to cover 1.2× that amount as a buffer for cloudy days. A 10 kWh battery typically covers 6–8 hours of moderate household load including lighting, ceiling fans, refrigerator, Wi-Fi router, and entertainment systems. For AC loads, plan 2–3 kWh per ton-hour of cooling.
Hybrid inverters manage this transition automatically. The MPPT controller detects zero solar input, signals the BMS to discharge the battery, and your loads continue without interruption. Most users never notice the switchover—power delivery is seamless.
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