Hybrid solar with storage
Keep working through the outage, and keep the savings after dark.
For homes, offices and institutions that need two things at once: generation that lowers the bill, and stored energy that carries the critical load when mains supply drops.
We size storage to the runtime you tell us you need.
The situation now
Solar alone doesn't help at 7pm, and backup alone doesn't lower the bill
You bought panels and still lose the evening
Generation without storage stops the moment the sun does, so the loads that matter at night are still on the grid or the generator.
You bought backup and still pay full price
Batteries and an inverter carry you through an outage but generate nothing, so consumption never drops.
Runtime was never specified
Without a target runtime the battery bank is a guess, and you find out it's too small during the first long outage.
Savings and continuity are two different design problems. Buying for one and hoping for the other is what makes systems disappoint.
How this system gets there
One design, sized for both jobs
Step 1
You separate the critical load
We work out with you what must keep running in an outage and what can go off — that decides the storage, not the panel count.
Step 2
We set a runtime target
How many hours the critical load has to survive without mains. Every battery figure follows from that number.
Step 3
We size generation and storage together
Array, inverter and battery bank are designed as one system so daytime generation both serves load and recharges storage.
Step 4
We install, commission and prove it
The system is commissioned and handed over working, with the switchover behaviour demonstrated to you.
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
“How long will the batteries really last us?”
What we do
We design to a runtime you name
You tell us the hours; the design states the load it carries for that period, and we discuss the trade‑offs before you commit.
You might be thinking
“Can we start smaller and add later?”
What we do
The design says what's expandable and what isn't
Where phased expansion makes sense we specify it up front, so nothing has to be replaced to grow.
You might be thinking
“Can you use our existing panels or inverter?”
What we do
Often yes — we assess what you already have
Existing equipment is assessed as part of the design and we tell you honestly what is worth keeping.
Tell us what must never go off, and for how long
That list and that number are enough for us to start. We do the assessment, design generation and storage together, and send you the proposal with 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.