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What are the benefits of installing Kora for my customers?
Kora helps you deliver a next-generation energy system your customers will love. The Smart Panel gives homeowners real-time circuit-level control and outage protection. Powerblocks provides scalable, weatherproof storage. Together, they offer a clear path to solar, batteries, EV charging, and full home electrification, and it all installs like a standard subpanel for both retrofits and new builds.
How does Kora compare to Powerwall or SPAN?
Kora is a fully integrated system with a smart panel, batteries, inverter, and software all working together from day one. Unlike Tesla Powerwall, Kora provides circuit-level control rather than whole-home on/off backup. Unlike SPAN, it includes native battery storage and not just monitoring and load shedding. For new builds, that means fewer components, fewer compatibility risks, and a cleaner overall design.
Can Kora be installed without solar?
Yes! In non-solar homes, Kora charges from the grid and discharges during outages or peak-rate periods. Solar can always be added later without any need to redesign the system.
Is Kora code-compliant?
Yes. Kora meets U.S. residential electrical codes and utility interconnection standards, with UL 67, UL 1741, UL 9540, and UL 9540A certifications.
What climates is it rated for?
All major components are IP65 / NEMA 4X rated, making them suitable for extreme heat, freezing cold, humidity, rain, snow, and coastal salt air. The system can be installed indoors or outdoors.
Does it support 120/240V split-phase homes?
Yes. Kora natively supports 120/240V split-phase service, which covers the vast majority of U.S. single-family homes and supports HVAC, ranges, dryers, EV chargers, and well pumps.
Is special training required for electricians?
No lengthy certification programs required. Licensed electricians simply complete Kora's online training and commissioning guidance to become authorized. It's designed to be straightforward for any qualified electrician.
Why Builders Choose Kora
One Unified Experience
With Kora, you don't need to Frankenstein multiple brands together. Your customers get a smarter, more reliable energy system. You get a smoother install.
Kora systems are easier to troubleshoot:
- Circuit-level diagnostics
- Remote breaker control
- Automated firmware updates
That’s less call-backs for you. And faster fixes for your customers.
Install In Half The Time
Kora was built with the installer in mind:
- Pre-integrated hardware
- No critical loads panel required
- Works with standard wiring and conduit
- Surface- or flush-mount, indoors or out
Fewer parts. Fewer hours. Lower costs.