Who we work for
From a single home to a multi‑site operation
The process is the same everywhere. What changes is the load, the runtime you need and what happens if the power goes.
Homes
Keep lights, water, internet and refrigeration running through outages, with or without solar generation.
Typical loads: Lights, fridge, water pump, internet, TV
Often suits: Battery backup or hybrid solar
We'll ask first: “Which rooms and appliances do you need during an outage?”
Small business & offices
Protect the equipment the business runs on, and stop outages from costing you a working day.
Typical loads: Computers, printers, network, point of sale, lighting
Often suits: Battery backup or hybrid solar
We'll ask first: “What stops the business when the power goes?”
Corporate & multi‑site
Consistent design and support across branches, so every site behaves the same way in an outage.
Typical loads: Servers, network, security, branch operations
Often suits: UPS plus hybrid or grid‑tied solar
We'll ask first: “Should every branch behave the same way?”
Industrial sites
Backup and generation sized for plant loads, with the assessment done on measured consumption.
Typical loads: Motors, compressors, process equipment
Often suits: Grid‑tied solar, with backup for controls
We'll ask first: “Which loads are process‑critical, and which are not?”
Government & public sector
Public offices and facilities where service to the public cannot stop when the power does.
Typical loads: Offices, records systems, public counters
Often suits: Hybrid solar or battery backup
We'll ask first: “Which services must stay open to the public?”
Schools & institutions
Classrooms, offices and boarding facilities kept running, including the systems administration depends on.
Typical loads: Classrooms, labs, boarding, admin systems
Often suits: Hybrid solar with storage
We'll ask first: “What must run at night, and what only in the day?”
Health facilities
Continuity for clinical equipment, cold chain and records, where an interruption has direct consequences.
Typical loads: Clinical devices, cold chain, records
Often suits: UPS plus hybrid solar
We'll ask first: “Which clinical equipment can't tolerate a break?”
Agriculture & farms
Pumping, irrigation, cold storage and remote sites, often where mains supply is weak or absent.
Typical loads: Pumps, irrigation, cold storage, lighting
Often suits: Off‑grid or solar pumping
We'll ask first: “How far is the site from reliable mains?”
What changes between sectors
Three variables decide the design, wherever the site is
The load
What runs and how much it draws — a home's fridge and pump, or a plant's motors and compressors.
Decides inverter size and array size.
The runtime
How long the site must keep going without mains — minutes for a safe shutdown, hours for a working day, or always.
Decides battery size.
The consequence of failure
Inconvenience at home, lost trade for a business, or direct harm at a health facility.
Decides redundancy, UPS and changeover design.
Site not listed? The process is the same — tell us what it is.
Start with the list of what you need to keep running
Send us the equipment and how long you need it to run without mains power. We do the load assessment, design the system and come back to you with a proposal and a quote.