Separate the priorities
Identify the activities that need continuity and those that can pause. This helps make the design discussion specific to your site.
Orvane Pro / Higher demand
More going on.
More thought in the design.
When several activities share one site, a simple appliance count is rarely enough. Pro opens a more detailed conversation about usage, critical loads and how the site operates.
Discuss ProIS THIS YOUR STARTING POINT?
A fit for the way
you use energy.
For home businesses, busy offices and sites with a mix of domestic and professional energy needs.
Conversations might include
- A home with an active business space
- Offices with shared equipment and longer hours
- Sites with distinct priority and non-priority 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.
Understand the demand
Equipment ratings, operating hours and starting requirements need review. We avoid making a recommendation from floor area alone.
Coordinate the components
Generation, inverter operation, storage and protection must fit the intended application. Existing equipment needs a compatibility review.
BEFORE WE TALK
A little context goes a long way.
Share your operating schedule, major equipment details and any existing solar or backup equipment. Tell us what an interruption prevents you from doing.
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.