Continuity baseline

Size the outage path before choosing the box.

Enter the load that must remain on, the useful operating window, and the reserve needed for a safe stop. The result separates delivered energy from nominal battery capacity.

Home power continuity

Reserve enough power to keep the right things alive—and stop the rest safely.

Model the critical load, the runtime you actually need, and the reserve required to shut down storage or services cleanly before comparing a UPS or battery system.

View assumptions and sources →

The values below are editable planning baselines. Change the few inputs you know; open Advanced assumptions only when they change your decision.

Advanced assumptionsThese assumptions make the energy calculation conservative. Replace them only with documented or measured values for the final equipment path.
Critical continuity load
Recommended continuous output
Operating energy
Shutdown reserve energy
Minimum nominal battery
Continuity state

Next decision

Continuity brief

Compare equipment against the boundary, not a marketing runtime claim.

Use the required continuous watts and nominal battery Wh as a starting point, then measure runtime and safe shutdown on the installed path.

Keep this useful version close, shareable, and easy to revisit.