SOC, or State of Charge, is basically how full your battery is. It’s shown as a percentage that represents the current amount of energy in your battery compared to its total capacity.

The SOC setting lets you choose how much you want to charge your battery from the grid. By setting a higher SOC, you ensure that your battery has enough charge to protect you from grid outage or load shedding. Setting a lower SOC can help you increase your savings on your electricity bills.

You can manage your battery’s SOC by choosing one of three options in our Customer Zone: Max Savings, Intermediate, or Max Protection. While our system automatically adjusts to help you optimize these settings, you can switch between them anytime to see what works best for your home.