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Canadian Solar EP Cube home battery backup system - the whole-home backup Stellar Upgrades installs in Sherwood Park
EP Cube by Canadian Solar · Whole-Home Backup

Battery Backup for
Sherwood Park homes.

Sherwood Park Battery Backup Installation

The EP Cube takes over your home in under 20 milliseconds when the grid drops — silently, automatically, with no fuel. Installed by our in-house Red Seal Master Electrician, with the Strathcona County permit and inspection included. Sized for the Park's bigger two-storey homes and nearby acreages.

$19,381 to start · all-in with battery, hybrid inverter, install, engineering, permit + inspection
Financing from $0 down. Flexible terms.
Licensed & insured · In-house master electricians · No subcontractors
550+Installs Since 2018
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<20 msAuto Switchover
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The Short Answer

What battery backup costs in Sherwood Park.

An installed EP Cube battery backup in Sherwood Park costs $19,381 (9.9 kWh) to $24,723 (19.9 kWh) all-in — battery, hybrid inverter, Master Electrician install, engineering, and the Strathcona County permit and inspection. Plan on roughly 10 kWh per day of critical loads and you get 24 to 48 hours of runtime, with automatic switchover in under 20 milliseconds.

Transparent Pricing

Every EP Cube size, priced all-in for Sherwood Park.

Same fixed pricing in the Park as everywhere we install. Every price below includes the EP Cube battery, its built-in hybrid inverter, installation by our Master Electrician–led crew, engineering, and the Strathcona County electrical permit and inspection. No trip charge, no hidden line items.

EP Cube 1.0 sizeTypical fit in Sherwood ParkRuntime @ ~10 kWh/day critical loadsInstalled price (all-in)
9.9 kWhEssentials: fridge, freezer, furnace fan, lights, Wi-Fi~24 hours$19,381
13.3 kWhEssentials plus sump pump and extra margin~32 hours$21,578
16.6 kWhLarger two-storey homes in Emerald Hills, Summerwood~40 hours$22,942
19.9 kWhWhole-home priority loads, acreages, solar pairing~48 hours$24,723

Take $1,000 off any size when the battery is bundled with a new solar install (the bundle discount does not apply to battery-only retrofits). Because every EP Cube is built from 3.3 kWh modules, the unit you buy today can grow later — right up to 19.9 kWh. Ask about the new EP Cube 2.0 (5–40 kWh modular), quoted on consultation pricing. Alberta has zero battery rebates in 2026, and anyone claiming otherwise is guessing. See the full pricing breakdown →

Financeit handles the $0-down financing, at the standard 7.99% rate (2026). Pre-qualify in minutes →

Runtime Guide

How long each size carries a Park home.

Continuous output is identical across all four sizes at 7.6 kW — plenty to keep the fridge, freezer, furnace fan, lights, sump pump and Wi-Fi going at once. What capacity changes is how long they keep going.

What you're poweringDraw9.9 kWh13.3 kWh16.6 kWh19.9 kWh
Fridge + freezer only150W~66 hrs~88 hrs~110 hrs~132 hrs
Furnace fan500W~20 hrs~26 hrs~33 hrs~40 hrs
Critical loads bundle*~10 kWh/day~24 hrs~32 hrs~40 hrs~48 hrs

*The critical-loads bundle assumes a fridge, freezer, furnace fan, lights, sump pump, Wi-Fi and phone charging all drawing at once. Actual runtime varies with usage. Add rooftop solar and the battery refills every day — effectively stretching outage coverage indefinitely.

Built For This Community

Why Sherwood Park homes are adding battery backup.

Alberta's grid has already rehearsed the argument. The evening of January 13, 2024 brought an AESO grid alert, and at 6:44 p.m. a province-wide emergency alert reached every phone in the Park asking Albertans to cut usage immediately. April 5, 2024 went a step further: real rotating outages, roughly 244 MW of firm load shed between 8:53 and 9:16 a.m. Day to day, FortisAlberta customers — that's the Park's wires utility — average under 1.3 hours of outage a year. Short and rare, but always unannounced.

Bigger homes, bigger reserve

Strathcona County homes run larger than the Alberta average — two-storey layouts in Emerald Hills, Summerwood and Lakeland Ridge, plus nearby acreages with wells and shops. Higher daily loads push most Park installs toward the 16.6 and 19.9 kWh sizes, and CEC Rule 64-918 allows up to two units (~39.8 kWh) per dwelling.

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Strathcona County permit

Battery permits in Sherwood Park go through Strathcona County, not the City of Edmonton. Our in-house Red Seal Master Electrician pulls the permit and the County inspection is coordinated for you — both included in the installed price.

Honest Alberta math

With no residential time-of-use rates in Alberta, a Sherwood Park battery buys you resilience plus solar self-consumption — not rate arbitrage. A battery on its own doesn't lower an Alberta power bill, and we won't pretend it does. What it does is keep the furnace fan, sump pump and fridge running when the grid can't.

★★★★★  A completed Stellar install · Sherwood Park, AB

“Our solar was installed four years ago by a different company. When we asked them about adding battery backup, they said they couldn’t figure out the integration. Stellar got it done. The EP Cube ties into our existing solar and our Generac standby, and the system manages itself — solar by day, battery at night, generator as final backup. We don’t worry about outages anymore.”

Merlin · 19.9 kWh EP Cube tied into existing rooftop solar · Verified Stellar Upgrades battery customer
Red Seal electrician wiring a 19.9 kWh EP Cube battery backup integrated with existing rooftop solar at a Sherwood Park, Alberta home
Stellar Upgrades solar and EP Cube battery installation crew at a Sherwood Park, Alberta home

Every project handled in-house by our Red Seal Master Electrician and the Stellar Upgrades crew — 550+ installs since 2018.

Wires: FortisAlbertaPermit: Strathcona CountyJan 13, 2024: province-wide grid alertApr 5, 2024: rotating outagesNo meter swap for battery-only installs
Simple From Start to Finish

Four steps. Typically 4–6 weeks.

1

Free assessment

Your panel and garage wall get a proper look, we map out the circuits you want backed up, size the right EP Cube for your loads, and put your exact all-in price in writing. No obligation.

2

Engineering & permit

Our team prepares the drawings and our in-house Red Seal Master Electrician pulls the Strathcona County electrical permit — the Park's actual permit authority, not the City of Edmonton.

3

One-day install

Mounting, wiring, the panel tie-in and switchover configuration all happen in a single on-site day — and battery-only work needs no FortisAlberta meter swap.

4

Inspection & commissioning

County inspection, commissioning, and EP Cube app setup on your phone. From signed agreement to commissioned battery, plan on 4–6 weeks in total.

It Matters Who Pulls Your Permit

Every permit carries a Red Seal Master Electrician's name.

Because a home battery ties into your main panel and reconfigures how your home takes power, the law requires its electrical permit to be pulled by a licensed electrical contractor. Stellar's in-house Red Seal Master Electrician is named on every permit we pull, in Strathcona County and everywhere else we work. Nothing is subcontracted — the same crew that quotes your battery is the one that installs it. Batteries are wall-mounted in the attached garage in most Park homes — the standard location under Alberta STANDATA Variance 21-ECV-064-900-ESS, with capacity capped at 20 kWh per unit and 40 kWh per dwelling by CEC Rule 64-918.

In-house, on payroll

Our Master Electrician of record supervises every certified electrician on the job. No subcontractors on any residential install, ever.

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$5M insured · BBB A+

We carry $5M in general liability coverage, BBB A+ accreditation and current WCB clearance, and have operated since 2018 with the same Master Electrician on every permit.

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Code-first installs

Mounted in the attached garage under Alberta STANDATA Variance 21-ECV-064-900-ESS, sized to CEC Rule 64-918, built with NEMA 4X-rated hardware, and covered by Canadian Solar's 10-year / 6,000-cycle warranty.

Sherwood Park FAQ

Asked in Sherwood Park.

Installed EP Cube pricing in Sherwood Park is $19,381 (9.9 kWh), $21,578 (13.3 kWh), $22,942 (16.6 kWh) and $24,723 (19.9 kWh) — all-in with the battery, built-in hybrid inverter, Master Electrician installation, engineering, and the Strathcona County permit and inspection. Take $1,000 off when you bundle with a new solar install. Alberta offers no battery rebates in 2026, so the number you see is the number you pay.

A typical Sherwood Park household's critical loads — fridge, freezer, furnace fan, lights, sump pump and Wi-Fi — draw about 10 kWh per day. At that draw, expect ~24 hours from the 9.9 kWh, ~32 from the 13.3 kWh, ~40 from the 16.6 kWh and ~48 from the 19.9 kWh. Keep just the fridge and freezer going and even the smallest unit stretches to ~66 hours. With solar on the roof, the battery recharges every day.

Stellar does, in-house. A home battery install legally requires an electrical permit pulled by a licensed electrical contractor, and Strathcona County — not the City of Edmonton — is the permit authority in Sherwood Park. Our in-house Red Seal Master Electrician is named on every permit we pull, the County inspection is coordinated for you, and both are included in the installed price.

For most Sherwood Park homes, the battery. It switches over in under 20 milliseconds — silent, no fuel, no carbon monoxide, no maintenance. With FortisAlberta customers averaging under 1.3 hours of outage a year, instant hands-off coverage beats a machine you have to service for a decade. One Sherwood Park install runs both: EP Cube first, Generac standby as the final backstop.

Yes. The EP Cube's built-in hybrid inverter supports AC and DC coupling, so it integrates with virtually any existing rooftop system — a Sherwood Park customer's four-year-old array from another installer now charges his 19.9 kWh EP Cube daily. One caveat: the $1,000 bundle discount is reserved for batteries paired with a new Stellar solar install — battery-only retrofits don't qualify.

Typically 4–6 weeks from signed agreement to commissioning: site assessment, engineering drawings, the Strathcona County electrical permit, then the install itself — one day on site to mount, wire and configure switchover — followed by County inspection and commissioning. And since battery-only work never touches your FortisAlberta meter, there's none of the meter-swap wait a solar project has.

Often, yes. Strathcona County's two-storey homes in Emerald Hills, Summerwood and Lakeland Ridge — and acreages running wells and shops — carry above-average daily loads, so the 16.6 and 19.9 kWh sizes are the common picks here. Need more? Alberta's electrical code (CEC Rule 64-918) allows up to two units per dwelling — about 39.8 kWh of practical storage.

On the wall of your attached garage, in most cases — the standard location under Alberta STANDATA Variance 21-ECV-064-900-ESS. Basements are prohibited for battery storage, and the NEMA 4X-rated EP Cube handles garage conditions fine. Our Master Electrician confirms the exact mounting spot, panel tie-in and switchover wiring at the free assessment.

Ready for outage-proof power in the Park?

Start with a free assessment, get your exact all-in price before committing, and have a commissioned battery typically 4–6 weeks after signing.

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The lights stay on in the Park.

Panel check, switchover wiring plan, and your exact all-in price confirmed. No obligation. 20 minutes.

The free assessment covers an on-site look at your electrical panel, planning of the backed-up circuits, EP Cube sizing against your actual loads, and a firm installed price — no obligation.

  • Free assessment — no obligation
  • Exact all-in price before you commit
  • $0 down financing
  • Master electricians — no subcontractors
  • Strathcona County permit & inspection handled
★★★★★

"The EP Cube ties into our existing solar and our Generac standby, and the system manages itself — solar by day, battery at night, generator as final backup. We don’t worry about outages anymore."

Merlin · Sherwood Park

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