Your essential loads
Make a short list of what you want to keep running and what can wait. We discuss those priorities before considering equipment.
Orvane Home / Everyday living
Start with the things
that keep home moving.
Light in the evening. A connected workday. A fridge that stays part of the conversation. Your priorities shape the design—not a one-size-fits-all equipment bundle.
Discuss HomeIS THIS YOUR STARTING POINT?
A fit for the way
you use energy.
For households exploring solar for the first time, or looking for a clearer way to plan essential backup.
Conversations might include
- Lighting and everyday electronics
- Wi-Fi, television and a home office
- Refrigeration, assessed alongside other loads
Examples guide the discussion. An appliance list alone does not establish the right system size.
WHAT SHAPES THE DESIGN
Three things to work through.
When you use energy
Daytime use and evening use ask different things of a system. Your routine helps guide the balance between solar generation and storage.
The space available
Roof area, shade, access and a suitable equipment location all affect what can be proposed for your home.
BEFORE WE TALK
A little context goes a long way.
A recent electricity bill, your town or county, and a list of priority appliances are a useful start. If you rent, let us know so permissions can be part of the conversation.
Prepare for an assessmentA CONVERSATION COMES FIRST
Let’s talk about your requirements.
Share your location and what you want to improve. We’ll discuss a suitable next step.