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Outer Spaces, a United States-based residential solar and battery storage company, will show its OS1 solar pavilion in person for the first time at RE+ 2026 in Las Vegas. The OS1 is an open-air pavilion that has solar panels built into its roof, so that a homeowner can add generation without penetrating the roof of the main house. Its lithium iron phosphate battery modules lie in bays below the deck, and a system can take up to eight of them for 62.64 kWh of storage. The rated power output of the system is up to 11.4 kVA. The pavilion is offered in two sizes, and the larger one, at 12 ft by 24 ft, carries solar panels that are rated at approximately 5 kW. Sales are to begin in 2027 in Southern California and in select markets across the country.
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