Solar & backup power
Start with the loads you need to keep running. A desktop assessment helps you frame solar, battery and backup options before requesting detailed designs or equipment quotes.
From US$399What the engagement covers
- Inventory essential loads, operating hours and the interruptions you are trying to cover.
- Compare planning scenarios for grid-connected solar, battery backup and other backup arrangements using the information you provide.
- Identify site, access and electrical questions that an installer or qualified engineer must verify before a design is accepted.
What you receive
- A documented load and outage profile with assumptions and missing measurements.
- A comparison of suitable planning approaches, tradeoffs and questions for suppliers.
- An installer briefing checklist covering roof/site checks, protection, maintenance and commissioning evidence.
What to prepare
- Country and site area, recent electricity consumption and typical outage duration.
- An appliance list with rated power and required running hours; include any high-starting-load equipment.
- Roof or site photos taken safely, existing system details and whether you own or rent the property.
Scope and limitations
- A desktop assessment is not a site survey, installation design, structural assessment or electrical safety certification.
- No promised energy yield, battery runtime, savings, grid approval or equipment suitability before professional verification.
- Equipment, installation, permits, travel, emergency response and third-party professional fees are excluded. Any additional work needs a separate written scope and quote.
Related practical guidance
Discuss solar & backup power
From US$399
Tell us your country and city, the outcome you want and your timeframe. We confirm whether the location and scope can be supported before agreeing work.
A written quote confirms the scope, deliverables, cost and timing before you commit. An inquiry does not book a slot or authorize payment.
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