Renogy Off Grid HomeEnergy System

Power to Live Free

Power to Worry Less

Power to Worry Less
Power to Worry Less

Power to Worry Less

Power to Worry Less
Power to Worry Less

Power to Worry Free

Power to Worry Free
Power to Worry Free

Key Highlights

Highlight Features

Key Highlights
Highlight Features

Power for Off-Grid Living and Home Backup

Renogy Off-Grid Home Energy System connects solar, battery storage, and grid input to help power your cabin, store energy for later, and provide backup power when the grid goes down.

Full Off-Grid Living
Full Off-Grid Living

During the day, solar panels generate power for your cabin while charging the battery through the inverter. Extra energy is stored for later use, helping keep essential power running day and night.

Powers More Household Appliances

Run everyday essentials like refrigerators, lights, and TVs to high-demand 240V appliances like electric water heaters. With 10kW of split-phase power and up to 15kVA of surge capacity, the system is built for comfortable cabin living and reliable home backup.

Powers More Household Appliances

Run everyday essentials like refrigerators, lights, and TVs to high-demand 240V appliances like electric water heaters. With 10kW of split-phase power and up to 15kVA of surge capacity, the system is built for comfortable cabin living and reliable home backup.

Powers More Household Appliances
Powers More Household Appliances

Power Through Longer Outages

From cozy off-grid cabins to full-time off-grid homes and larger households needing reliable backup power, explore
10kWh, 15kWh, and 20kWh options designed for different ways of living.

Power Through Longer Outages

10kWh

Charge Faster with Solar and Grid

Combine solar and grid power to recharge your battery faster. 12kW Max solar Input helps you recharge efficiently with your panels. When sunlight is limited, add AC charging, for total charging current up to 220A for cabin or home backup.

Charge with Solar and Grid
Charge with Solar and Grid

Ideal scenario. Actual time depends on battery BMS, temperature, solar & grid conditions.

Reliable Power, Built to Last

Active Protection

BMS monitoring helps protect against overcharge, over-discharge, overheating, and short circuits.

Active Protection
Active Protection

BMS monitoring helps protect against overcharge, over-discharge, overheating, and short circuits.

Stay in Control from Your Phone

Monitor solar generation, battery status, and energy use in real time with the Renogy App.

Know What's Happening
Know What's Happening

Make More Room for Your Off-Grid Setup

An integrated, space-saving design means fewer components, cleaner wiring, and easier installation for your off-grid power system.

Simplified System
Simplified System

3-Step Installation Process

3-Step Installation Process

Designed for a smoother installation experience, with clear instructions and step-by-step video guidance to help you through mounting, wiring, and system setup.

Designed for a smoother installation experience, with clear instructions and step-by-step video guidance to help you through mounting, wiring, and system setup.

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Wall Mount
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Battery Connection
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Power On

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FAQ

What Is Renogy Shelter Solar Inverter Charger?

An inverter charger with MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) is an integrated unit that combines a pure sine wave inverter, MPPT solar charge controller, and battery charger into one compact solution. This allows you to enjoy stable power from both solar energy and the utility grid, ensuring your system stays powered in any situation. The Renogy Shelter 10kW 48V Solar Inverter Charger offers solar charging, AC/generator battery charging, and battery inverting in a single, efficient unit to elevate your Off-Grid system to a hybrid level.

Are Renogy Shelter batteries safe for home use?

Placeholder answer. Renogy Shelter batteries include multi-layer BMS protection designed for residential energy storage. Replace with final copy.

How much power do I actually need for my home?

Placeholder answer. Power needs depend on your appliances, daily usage, and backup goals. Replace with final copy.