When things start together
Think of a pressure pump starting while someone boils the kettle. The equipment that runs at the same time helps us work out how much power the inverters need to deliver.
From the crew / Off-grid solar
On this job, our crew installed a stack of nine battery modules and a pair of 6 kW inverters. When there’s no mains supply, two questions shape a build like this. What has to start together? What still needs power by morning?
Talk through an off-grid site
Installation notes
6 kW is the power rating of each inverter. Stored energy is measured in kWh.
Planning an off-grid system
Think of a pressure pump starting while someone boils the kettle. The equipment that runs at the same time helps us work out how much power the inverters need to deliver.
A fridge, water pump and internet gear draw on the battery after dark. Tell us what stays on, roughly how long it runs and what you could switch off after a few cloudy days.
For an Otago site, winter shade and shorter days matter. We look at where the panels can go, how the property is used through winter and whether there’s a generator to include in the plan.
Talk to Leading
Tell us the nearest town, whether anyone lives there year-round and what equipment you want to run. A handwritten list is enough to start.
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