Home Solar Kits
Rooftop solar, inverters, batteries, critical loads, utility rules, and practical home energy planning.
Home Kits
Solar kit education by ABC Solar
Solar Kits That Start With the Load
Before anyone sells you panels, batteries, pumps, EV chargers, or backup power, the first question is simple: what are you trying to power?
Choose the job first
What Should the SunKit Power?
SunKits.com organizes solar planning around the thing that needs power — not around a mystery pile of parts.
Battery Backup Kits
Battery backup is load selection, runtime planning, transfer equipment, clearances, and code compliance.
Battery BackupPump & Water Kits
Pumps have startup surge, pressure requirements, runtime needs, controls, and water-system realities.
Pump KitsPool Equipment Kits
Pool pumps, lights, heaters, automation, schedules, and backup loads need rate-aware planning.
Pool KitsRanch & Remote Kits
Ranches, sheds, gates, wells, workshops, and remote loads need practical solar planning before equipment is purchased.
Remote KitsEV Charging Kits
EV charging can work with solar and batteries, but charger size, panel capacity, wiring, rates, and permits matter.
EV Charging
The SunKits rule
Do Not Buy the Box Before You Know the Load
A solar kit can sound simple: panels, inverter, batteries, wire, and a few boxes. Real systems are different.
Every motor, pump, heater, freezer, charger, backup circuit, utility rate, and inspection requirement changes the design. SunKits.com helps property owners ask the right questions before equipment is selected.
Important
Not a DIY Permit Shortcut
SunKits.com is an educational site. Solar kits, batteries, pumps, EV charging, containerized BESS, and backup-power systems require proper design, permitting, utility approval, licensed installation, inspection, fire-code review, and code compliance.
Read the Safety Page
Manga learning
Meet the SunKits Crew
Solar planning is easier when the villains and heroes have names.
Sunny Kitto
A cheerful box of sunshine who thinks every problem can be fixed with one more panel.
Solar Sensei
The calm expert who explains watts, amps, batteries, surge, permits, and why guessing is expensive.
Load Monster
Eats watts when nobody reads the nameplate. Loves pumps, heaters, chargers, and hidden loads.
Permit Goblin
Not evil. Just technical, picky, and often correct about drawings, labels, and inspections.
Madame Peak Rate
Appears in the late afternoon with a terrifying bill and teaches why batteries can matter.
Briggs the Battery Beast
Strong and steady when the design respects runtime, load limits, and installation rules.
Panels, Batteries, Inverters, and Reality
Solar kits are often marketed as shopping lists. SunKits.com treats them as planning systems. A kit should match the building, the load, the utility, the permit path, and the safety requirements.
- Panel count and roof or ground space
- Inverter size and backup capability
- Battery capacity and safe placement
- Critical loads and transfer equipment
- Wire, conduit, breakers, disconnects, and labels
- Inspection, interconnection, and code compliance
Field-Tested Solar Thinking
SunKits.com is brought to you by ABC Solar Incorporated. The purpose is education: helping homeowners and property owners ask better questions before buying equipment or starting a project.
The site favors practical load planning, battery awareness, safety, licensed installation, and honest discussion of what solar can and cannot do.
About SunKits
Creative Archive
The Art of Power
SunKits.com began with a playful field manual about portable power, film sets, solar discipline, and battery wisdom. That original creative chapter now lives in its own archive.
Read The Art of Power
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Popular SunKit Planning Pages
These pages answer the questions that usually decide whether a solar kit is practical.
Kit Sizing Basics
Learn why watts, amps, surge, runtime, and battery capacity come before equipment shopping.
Read moreSCE Rates and Solar Kits
Understand why timing, battery use, and load shifting can matter in expensive utility territory.
Read moreSol-Ark Systems
Learn how hybrid inverters can support solar, batteries, grid interaction, and backup planning.
Read moreBriggs & Stratton Batteries
Battery planning depends on capacity, loads, installation rules, and realistic runtime expectations.
Read moreFAQ
Quick answers about solar kits, batteries, permits, pumps, EV charging, and safety.
Read FAQContact ABC Solar
Ask about solar, battery backup, pumps, pools, ranch loads, and practical system planning.
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