Solar and Battery Sizing Calculators Lack Transparent Physical Loss Modeling
DIY energy planners evaluating battery/UPS runtime, solar PV output, and EV charging times often rely on calculators that hide their underlying assumptions or require sending data to a server. A transparent, offline-capable calculator suite exposing the actual physical loss models addresses both the accuracy and privacy gaps.
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