Store power. Control power. Use your solar when it matters most.
Advanced Power USA designs SigenStor battery storage systems for homeowners, farms, and businesses in Illinois ComEd territory. The goal is simple: store more daytime solar, improve backup-ready protection, and build a smarter energy plan around your actual utility usage.
Solar is better when you can save the power for later.
Panels make the energy. Battery storage gives you more control over when that energy is used, stored, or positioned for eligible ComEd credit and export strategies.
Use more of your own power
Store excess daytime solar production and use it during evening hours, peak-demand windows, or selected backup applications.
Backup-ready protection
Battery systems can be designed for selected-load or whole-home backup goals when paired with compatible equipment and proper load planning.
Smarter energy visibility
App-based monitoring helps customers see system status, stored energy, and performance instead of guessing what the system is doing.
SigenStor is modular, stackable, and built for serious storage.
A basic battery can help. A large, smart storage platform can change the way a home or business uses solar energy.
Modular growth
SigenStor is not a one-size-fits-all battery. It can be sized around real usage, future EV plans, solar production, and backup priorities.
LiFePO4 safety
SigenStor uses lithium iron phosphate battery chemistry, commonly selected for storage because of durability and thermal stability.
Low-voltage design
The system includes smart battery management, visible battery status through the mySigen app, and low-voltage battery architecture.
The battery should do more than sit on the wall.
A properly designed battery storage system should help you understand where your power is going, how much energy is stored, and how your home or building can respond when the grid, weather, or electric rates change.
Charge when it makes sense
Use solar production and rate strategy to decide when energy should be stored for later.
Use power when it counts
Save stored energy for evening usage, outage planning, or eligible peak-rate strategies.
Monitor from the app
Check battery status, system performance, and energy flow without needing to understand every technical detail.
Plan for future expansion
Start with the battery plan that fits now and review compatible expansion options as energy needs grow.
Battery storage rebates can change the entire project math.
For eligible residential and small commercial customers, ComEd lists a $300 per kWh rebate for eligible storage devices. That means large storage can become much more affordable when the project qualifies.
$300/kWh x 54.24 kWh = $16,272 potential rebate math before final eligibility review.
$300/kWh x 54 kWh = $16,200 commonly used storage rebate example.
$300/kWh x 108 kWh = $32,400 potential storage rebate example.
Storage becomes even stronger when paired with a solar incentive plan.
Illinois Shines supports qualified solar projects through Renewable Energy Credits, or RECs. A strong solar plus storage proposal should show the solar production plan, estimated REC/SREC assumptions, ComEd rebate opportunity, battery capacity, and long-term bill strategy.
Make power, store power, and review eligible credit strategies.
Advanced Power USA can help customers review battery sizing, solar production, usage patterns, backup goals, and ComEd rate options. The right system can help store energy when it is cheap or abundant and use or export energy when it matters most, where eligible.
- Store solar energy instead of wasting opportunity.
- Reduce evening grid reliance.
- Review peak-rate and export-credit strategy.
- Build the system around your actual bill.
Real battery and solar work should look clean, serious, and built to last.
See examples of solar and battery installations designed for dependable performance, clean integration, and long-term energy value.
Scalable battery storage designed around serious energy control.
Stackable modular storage with flexible capacity planning.
Clean battery equipment layout for solar plus storage projects.
Battery system experience for customers who want more than basic backup.
Panels make the power. Storage helps you control when to use it.
Battery planning starts with the roof, ground space, usage, and goals.
We turn your electric bill into a storage plan.
The battery should fit the customer. We do not guess. We review usage, goals, roof or site conditions, rebate fit, and backup priorities.
Usage Review
We review your electric bill, usage pattern, rate plan, and monthly cost so the system starts with real numbers.
Solar + Storage Match
We determine whether the project needs new solar, added storage, a larger battery bank, or a full premium system.
Backup Load Planning
We review what you want powered during an outage and design around the electrical loads that matter most.
ComEd Rebate Review
We explain the DG rebate opportunity, eligibility assumptions, and storage rebate math before you move forward.
System Design
We size the battery, inverter, gateway, and solar plan around actual customer goals and site conditions.
Clear Next Steps
You get a clean proposal, equipment plan, incentive assumptions, and installation path.
Stop letting your solar power disappear when you could be storing it.
Battery storage is the difference between basic solar and a smarter energy system. If you want backup-ready power, large storage capacity, app-based monitoring, ComEd rebate guidance, and a real plan to control your energy costs, Advanced Power USA is ready to help.
Important notes: Actual system performance, bill impacts, available incentives, ComEd credits, battery capacity, backup capability, rebate availability, program eligibility, and ROI depend on final equipment configuration, interconnection approval, system design, site conditions, utility rates, customer usage, Illinois Shines program rules, ComEd rules, tax eligibility, and customer agreements. Advanced Power USA is not endorsed by, affiliated with, or acting on behalf of the Illinois Power Agency, Illinois Commerce Commission, State of Illinois, ComEd, or Illinois Shines Program.
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