How it works
Your midday sun, saved for the evening.
What Enso does on an ordinary day, where your power goes and what happens when the grid drops out. In plain language.
A day with Kioz
You simply live. It follows your day.
Your panels produce the most around midday. Your home needs the most in the morning and in the evening. Enso brings those two together, without you doing anything.
Breakfast
Enso gives
The coffee is brewing, the sun is only just rising. Enso gives what is left from yesterday and what it topped up cheaply overnight. That way you avoid the expensive morning electricity.
Afternoon
Enso charges
Your panels make more than you use. What is left goes to Enso.
Evening
Enso gives
Cooking, doing the laundry, the TV on, charging your car. You use your own electricity, charged from your solar panels or charged cheaply.
Night
Enso charges
Everyone is asleep. Not much sun today? Then it tops up in a cheap hour.
An example day for a house with solar panels. No product data.
Where your power goes
Your home first. Then Enso.
What your panels make goes first to what you are using at that moment. What is left, Enso keeps. Only when it is full does the rest go to the grid.
When the grid drops out
The grid drops out. Your home keeps running.
Enso always keeps a reserve ready. If the grid drops out, it takes over before you notice. When it comes back, it quietly fills up again.
- Switch-over
- Within a few milliseconds
- An ordinary dayThe grid and your panels do their job. Enso keeps a reserve ready.
- The grid drops outA fault in the street. Enso takes over straight away: your fridge stays cold, the wifi stays on.
- The grid is backEverything runs as before again. Enso quietly refills its reserve.
Curious what it does at your home?
Together we work out what Enso means for your home or business. No obligation.