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3 difficult battery storage objections and how to overcome them

By Aurora Solar | June 9, 2023

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If you’ve ever struggled with a potential customer’s objections around buying battery storage, you’re not alone. Although battery storage can deliver great value to many homeowners, some still need extra convincing before they feel comfortable adding a battery storage solution to their solar install.

In this post, we’ll cover three of the most common battery storage objections — and provide some strategies for overcoming them and increasing your battery storage sales.

Read the full story on Aurora Solar’s website.

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  1. Ron Wilder says

    June 18, 2023 at 9:04 am

    Nice article especially on the actual storage needs when the power goes out. I’ve spent much time researching these topics when designing my own plan and resources needed. My system is a stand alone one which powers up some lights and small battery chargers for my various tools(lawn mowers, drills, weed whacker, leaf blower). My secondary requirement was for back up powere for my refrigerator and freezer when the power goes out. I have a generator but as I discovered, when living in NJ during hurricane Sandy, fuel wasn’t available for over a week so extreme fuel conservation was important. I now live in Florida and hurricane season is always an issue especially living in a rural area.

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