Bidirectional Charging & Home Energy Storage
Your EV isn't just a car — it's a powerful energy asset. With bidirectional charging, your vehicle can power your home during outages, peak rate hours, or emergencies.
V2H — Vehicle to Home
What Is Bidirectional Charging?
Standard EV chargers only move electricity one way — from the grid into your car. Bidirectional charging (also called V2H, Vehicle-to-Home) reverses that flow, allowing your EV's battery to discharge and send power back into your home.
Think of your electric vehicle as a giant battery on wheels. A typical EV battery holds 60–100+ kWh of energy — enough to power an average Florida home for one to three days. With the right equipment and installation, that stored energy is available to you whenever you need it most.
Why Go Bidirectional
Your EV, Working Harder for You
In Florida, where storms and outages are a fact of life, bidirectional charging turns your EV into a critical home resilience tool.
Backup Power During Outages
Florida's hurricane season makes power resilience critical. When the grid goes down, your EV can keep your lights, refrigerator, and essential appliances running.
Reduce Peak-Hour Energy Costs
Charge your EV overnight at low rates, then use that stored energy during expensive peak hours — lowering your monthly electric bill.
Energy Independence
Pair with solar panels to create a fully self-sufficient home energy system. Generate, store, and use your own clean power.
No Generator Needed
Unlike gas generators, your EV produces no fumes, no noise, and no fuel costs. It's always charged and always ready.
Go Further
Add a Dedicated Home Battery
Maximize your energy resilience with a dedicated home battery system
While your EV battery is a powerful backup source, a dedicated home battery storage system offers additional advantages — it charges and discharges independently of your vehicle, so your home stays protected even when your car is away.
We install leading home battery systems that integrate seamlessly with your existing electrical panel, your EV charger, and optional solar panels. Together, they form a layered energy storage solution that keeps your home powered through any situation.
- Works alongside your EV battery
- Charges from grid, solar, or both
- Automatic switchover during outages
- Compatible with major battery brands
- Scalable — add capacity as needed
- Monitored via smartphone app
Vehicle Compatibility
Compatible Vehicles
Ford F-150 Lightning
V2H via Ford Charge Station Pro
Nissan LEAF (40/62 kWh)
V2H via CHAdeMO adapter
Hyundai IONIQ 5 / 6
V2H capable with compatible EVSE
Kia EV6 / EV9
V2H capable with compatible EVSE
Genesis GV60 / GV70e
V2H capable with compatible EVSE
More vehicles coming
Bidirectional support is expanding rapidly
Bidirectional charging requires a compatible EV and a bidirectional-capable charger. Not all EVs support V2H — contact us and we'll confirm compatibility for your specific vehicle.
Ready to Make Your Home Energy-Resilient?
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