Battery backup & inverters
Stop losing the working day to an outage.
For sites where continuity matters more than savings: backup sized to your critical load and the runtime you need, with no solar generation to pay for if you don't need it.
Sized to your critical load, not to a wattage on a box.
The situation now
The system works for the lights and fails for the work
A package was picked by price
It carries lights and a router, then trips the moment the real equipment comes on — the load nobody assessed.
The runtime was never agreed
Backup that lasts twenty minutes is not backup for a site whose outages last four hours.
Supply‑only, support never
Equipment was delivered, someone else installed it, and when it underperforms nobody owns the problem.
An outage doesn't cost you electricity — it costs you the hours, the customers and the work that stop with it.
How this system gets there
Critical load in, runtime agreed, system sized to both
Step 1
You list what must stay on
The equipment the site cannot work without — separated from everything that can wait for the power to return.
Step 2
Load assessment on that list
We establish the real draw, including surge from motors and compressors that packages routinely ignore.
Step 3
Runtime and sizing agreed with you
The design states the load carried and for how long, and the trade‑offs if you want longer.
Step 4
Installed, commissioned, supported
We install and commission it, demonstrate the changeover, and support the system afterwards.
Not sure yet?
That's normal. A power system is a big investment, so here are the questions clients ask most before they commit, and what we do about each one.
You might be thinking
“Will it carry our actual equipment?”
What we do
The design names the load it carries
Your equipment list is in the assessment, so what the system supports is written down before you buy it.
You might be thinking
“Can we add solar to this later?”
What we do
Yes, if we design for it now
Say so at assessment and we specify equipment that solar can be added to instead of replaced.
You might be thinking
“Who do we call when it fails?”
What we do
Us — we commission what we install
Design, installation, commissioning and after‑sales sit with one team, and we stay reachable.
Start with the equipment you can't afford to lose
Send us that list and how long the outages last where you are. We assess the load, size the backup to it and come back with the proposal and the quote.
Often considered alongside
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.