Give existing solar systems a practical path forward—or start a new project with optimized solar, storage, backup, and system visibility designed to work together.
Repowering: a practical next chapter for existing solar
An existing array can still have more to give. When a system needs a new inverter, better visibility, or a path to storage, repowering with Tigo helps installers address the immediate issue while evaluating the site as a complete system.
Build the upgrade around the home
Assess the system in place. Start with the existing modules, electrical design, equipment condition, and homeowner priorities.
Replace and expand where appropriate. Use the EI Inverter as the center of a Tigo system designed for new or retrofit solar installations.
Add storage with room to scale. The North American GO Battery is available in 5 kWh increments, with supported configurations up to 30 kWh.*
Plan for backup. Pair the system with ATS when backup is part of the project scope.*
Bring performance into view. Connect compatible TS4 devices and Energy Intelligence for module-level and system-level visibility.*
A new system is the opportunity to align solar production, storage, backup, and visibility before installation begins. With GO Optimized ESS, installers can design around the homeowner’s priorities and commission a connected Tigo experience.
One system story from rooftop to app
Optimize at the module level. Use compatible Tigo TS4 optimizers to help reduce the effects of mismatch from conditions such as shade, soiling, and uneven module degradation.
Center the design on the EI Inverter. Connect PV and storage through the system’s hybrid-inverter architecture.*
Size storage for the project. Configure the North American GO Battery in 5 kWh increments, up to 30 kWh, based on current design and installation documentation.*
Support the backup plan. Add ATS for eligible essential-load or whole-home backup configurations.*
Stay connected after commissioning. Energy Intelligence provides the visibility layer for system performance and connected components.*