Whole Home
How it works
Models your home's entire electricity needs to keep all appliances and systems up and running.
Best for
Homeowners wanting seamless, uninterrupted power for every room and major appliance.
ASSET by FACTOR C ENERGY | Battery Sizing Module
Build a battery plan around your home, the appliances you care about, and the outage duration you want to cover. See the energy and power requirements behind the recommendation before choosing equipment.

A Guided Five-Step Workflow
Every step adds useful context to customize your backup needs.
Choose the backup outcome, outage duration, solar assumption, and planning preference that matter to you.
Enter a monthly bill, add monthly usage, or import utility data, then describe your home energy profile.
Choose essential and high-demand loads to include in your outage plan.
Add home-equipment and motor-start details that may affect battery and inverter requirements.
Review your inputs, calculate the plan, and compare eligible battery configurations.
Flexible Battery Sizing
Whether you want to maintain full power across your entire home or target specific appliances, ASSET lets you choose your strategy, and easily future-proof your plan by including upcoming additions, like EV chargers.
Models your home's entire electricity needs to keep all appliances and systems up and running.
Homeowners wanting seamless, uninterrupted power for every room and major appliance.
Builds a custom profile circuit by circuit, recording specific appliances to calculate baseline storage needs.
Homeowners looking to prioritize essentials, maximize battery runtime, or optimize project budget.
Metrics That Matter
ASSET separates energy capacity from continuous and starting power. It shows the assumptions, warnings, included loads, utility-rate context, and scenario differences that sit behind the plan.
The storage capacity needed after reserve and efficiency assumptions.
The steady power requirement for the loads in your backup plan.
Motor-start and surge context for pumps, refrigeration, and other equipment.
Expected and conservative requirements with visible planning assumptions.
Independent battery intelligence.