Home backup
A tower that grows with the hours you need covered
For homeowners with a utility room and a weak evening grid
A floor-standing tower beside your consumer board that runs lights, router, TV, fan and security.
Modules
1–4 bays
Max nameplate
~10.2 kWh
Install
Essential-load sub-board
Grid
230 V / 50 Hz
Where it fits
What a P2 install actually changes in the house
An essential-load day of about 1.4 kWh
Our design example covers lights, router, TV, fan and security through the outage hours a typical Nairobi household sees in an evening. Air conditioning, cooking and water heating stay on the main board and on Kenya Power.
Start with one bay, add the rest later
A single module is about 2.6 kWh. Four take the tower to about 10.2 kWh, and the Power Core, inverter and wiring do not change.
The car charges on Pulse; the house runs on P2
Pulse stays on your meter for the driving day. The tower carries the sub-board when Kenya Power dips, and absorbs daytime solar surplus rather than exporting it.
A footprint you can service
Floor-standing beside the board, no wall bracket, and modules that slide out on rails so a technician works in place.
Stack to scale
One tower, four capacities, the same Power Core
~2.6 kWh
1 module
~5.1 kWh
2 modules
~7.7 kWh
3 modules
~10.2 kWh
4 modules
Design targets
Module count, nameplate energy and essential-load wiring
Prototype targets for P2 Home. Nothing here is certified or final.
| Item | Target |
|---|---|
| Role | Home backup tower |
| Modules | 1–4 Energy Modules |
| Nameplate (4 modules) | Up to ~10.2 kWh |
| Install | Essential-load sub-board |
| Mount | Floor-standing beside board |
| Grid | 230 V / 50 Hz Kenya |
Available today
The home energy work we can commission this quarter
P2 Home is design intent. A survey today can still put charging, storage and solar on your roof and your board.
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Rooftop solar and site engineering ›
Licensed design, Kenya Power hold points and three-year aftersale care.
FAQ
P2 Home — load coverage, stacking modules and installation
Does P2 Home back up the whole house?
No. The design target is essential loads on a dedicated sub-board. Air conditioning, cooking and water heating stay on the main consumer unit, because covering them would need several times the capacity and a much larger inverter.
Can I add modules later, or should I buy all four now?
Add them later — that is the reason the tower exists. Buy the outage hours you need today, and add bays as your load or your budget grows. The Power Core, the inverter and the sub-board wiring do not change.
Does it work with my Pulse charger?
Yes, and they do different jobs. Pulse charges the car from your meter overnight. The tower carries the house when Kenya Power dips, and it can absorb daytime solar surplus that would otherwise be exported.
Who installs it, and when?
Precifarm would specify the essential-load sub-board, wire the intervention and commission the unit, as we do for home charging today. P2 Home itself is not available for sale yet.
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Related products
Tell us your loads and outage hours. We will tell you what installs today.
Send us the appliances you need through a dip and how long the power usually stays off. We will size it, quote what we can commission now as Pulse, storage, solar as and say plainly what is still on the platform roadmap.