See beyond the bill.
Circuit-level information helps you understand which parts of the house are using electricity. Bring context to the numbers you see each month.
Your power.
A clearer picture.
A smart panel puts your home’s energy in view. Explore circuit-level monitoring, control and a more intentional way to use battery backup with SPAN.
One home. In view.Understand. Decide. Control.
YOUR NEXT GENERATION ELECTRICAL PANELExplore what’s possible
GET HANDS-ONEvery circuit.
Every circuit.
A choice you can see.
Try a simplified home. Switch example circuits, choose outage priorities, and see how the total demand changes.
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ILLUSTRATIVE DEMOYour home, at a glance.
Turn example circuits on or off. Set their outage priorities, then switch to the outage example.
This example uses 4.65 kW across five circuits. Prioritizing the refrigerator, lights and home office reduces example demand to 0.45 kW. Enable JavaScript to explore different choices.
RefrigeratorKitchen 0.15 kWPowered in this example
LightsLiving spaces 0.12 kWPowered in this example
Home officeWork & Wi-Fi 0.18 kWPowered in this example
Heating / coolingComfort 2.40 kWPowered in this example
LaundryUtility room 1.80 kWPowered in this example
EV chargingGarage 7.20 kWPaused in this example
EVERYDAY EXAMPLE
4.65kW
5 of 6 circuits powered
FOLLOW THE CONNECTIONGRID AVAILABLE
Lit connections follow your selections. This diagram does not control real equipment.
Smaller loads can leave more stored energy for the things you want to keep running.
A simplified learning tool, not the SPAN app or a connection to your equipment. Circuit draws are invented examples; actual loads and compatible backup behavior vary. SPAN does not store energy.
A MORE CONNECTED HOMEMore insight.
More insight.
More intention.
The right panel plan begins with how you use your home today—and what you want to add tomorrow.
Talk through your electrical planSet a backup strategy.
With a compatible battery system, SPAN supports circuit priorities during an outage. Equipment compatibility and the circuits you need are part of the design conversation.
Explore battery backup ↗Plan the next connection.
An EV charger, heat pump or other electric appliance changes the picture. We assess service capacity, circuit space and load-management options together.
Plan home charging ↗
FROM PANEL TO PLAN Thought through.
Thought through.
Before we switch on.
A panel is part of a larger electrical system. We start with the whole home and explain the scope before installation.
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01 / UNDERSTAND
Start with your home.
Review your existing panel, service, major loads, internet connection and future projects.
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02 / DESIGN
Make the connections.
Confirm the proposed SPAN model, installation scope and compatibility with any solar or battery equipment.
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03 / INSTALL & ORIENT
Know your new panel.
Coordinate the required approvals and installation, then walk through the app, circuits and your agreed backup priorities.
GOOD QUESTIONSLet’s make
Let’s make
the details clear.
Considering a connected panel? These are good places to start.
Explore all FAQs ↗Does a SPAN panel provide backup power by itself?
No. A smart panel manages electricity; a battery or other appropriately designed backup system supplies stored or generated power. The panel, backup equipment and selected circuits need to work together.
Does it replace my existing electrical panel?
SPAN Panel is designed as an electrical panel replacement. The right model and installation depend on your service, circuit count, panel location and other equipment. A site assessment establishes the scope.
Will it work with the battery I already have?
Compatibility depends on the SPAN model, battery, inverter and backup-control equipment. We confirm the current manufacturer requirements for your specific combination before recommending a design.
Does the app need an internet connection?
SPAN’s monitoring and remote-control features require connectivity. Your installation plan should include a reliable network connection and a conversation about behavior when connectivity is unavailable.
Can a smart panel avoid a utility service upgrade?
Load management may help some homes add electric equipment within their existing service capacity. It is not a universal substitute for an upgrade. A load assessment and the proposed equipment determine the options.
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YOUR HOME. YOUR NEXT MOVE.Know your power.
Know your power.
Plan what comes next.
Tell us about your panel, your home and what you want to connect. We’ll help you understand where SPAN could fit.
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