Solar you can
save for later.
Put the panels in the sun, charge a portable battery, then plug your normal home or work appliances into the battery when you want the power.
You don't need to understand solar.
Tell us how you want to use the power. We'll point you to the right package.
Three simple steps.
No jargon. No conventional home solar installation.
Panels collect solar
Put the rigid panels somewhere sunny.
The battery stores it
Solar charges the portable power station.
Plug your appliances in
Use the battery's normal UK sockets at home or work.
Choose how much power you want.
More panels help the battery recharge faster. A bigger battery gives you more hours of stored power.
See roughly how long your battery could last.
Choose a package and a typical use. These are simple planning estimates, not promises — real appliances and weather vary.
STRONG-SUN RECHARGE—
Cloud, shade, winter sun, panel angle and temperature can make charging take longer.
Panels and batteries do different jobs.
Add more panels
More solar helps refill the battery faster and improves collection in weaker conditions. Choose the next PISK panel tier rather than adding random panels.
Add more battery
More battery means the stored energy lasts longer. STORE 2, 3 and 4 use expandable BLUETTI systems where shown.
Add another complete kit
Need power in separate rooms, workshops, offices or sites? You can buy 2, 3 or 4 independent STORE kits in one order.
Prefer solar straight into the property?
LIVE is the simple daytime option. It uses a complete approved UKSOL plug-in solar kit and has no battery.
DIY delivery or we'll set it up.
Your equipment can be delivered directly to your address. Larger STORE orders may arrive in more than one delivery. We’ll keep you updated as each part is dispatched.
- Standard mainland Great Britain delivery included in package prices
- PISK setup within 40 road miles of Plymouth: £399 per system
- First 5m of surface cable routing/clipping included with setup
- Extra clipping £10/m · conduit £15/m
- Outside 40 miles: hardware can still be bought online; setup travel is quoted at £2 per additional return mile
We position and secure the panels, route the solar cable neatly, connect the power station, set up the app where applicable, check charging and show you how to use it.
Choose your kit. Then choose how you pay.
All prices include VAT. At checkout, Stripe shows the payment methods available for your device, order value and eligibility.
Used Onelink before? Stripe may show your saved payment methods first. Choose Pay without Onelink or Continue without Onelink to view Klarna and other available options.
Things customers ask us.
Can I buy four panels and a battery?
Yes. STORE 4 is exactly that: four matched rigid solar panels feeding a modular BLUETTI battery system. It is designed to collect solar faster than the smaller packages.
Does four panels mean the battery lasts four times longer?
No. Panels decide how quickly you can collect solar. Battery capacity decides how long the stored power lasts. STORE 3 and STORE 4 use the same base battery, but STORE 4 has more solar input so it can recharge faster.
Can I add another battery later?
Yes on the expandable STORE packages. STORE 2 can take a compatible expansion battery, and STORE 3/4 can be expanded further with manufacturer-approved BLUETTI battery modules. The package builder shows the compatible option.
Can I buy two, three or four complete STORE systems?
Yes. Multiple independent STORE kits can make sense for separate rooms, workshops, business areas, events or separate sites. If everything is in one location, a larger expandable battery is usually the simpler choice.
Can the battery power my whole house through a wall socket?
No. PISK STORE is independent portable stored power. You plug the appliances you want to run into the battery's own UK sockets. PISK LIVE is the separate approved plug-in solar route for daytime household generation.
How accurate are the runtime and charging figures?
They are planning estimates. Actual results depend on sunlight, shade, season, panel angle, battery temperature and the real power draw of your appliances.