100kW Solar System for Off Grid
100kW three phase solar power system villa, farm, factory, hotel or backup power use.
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Design Around Water, Cold Storage, Guests and Remote Operations
Solar Power for Farms, Lodges & Remote Sites
Plan solar and battery power for the loads that keep a remote site operating: pumps, refrigeration, communications, lighting, security and guest or staff services. We separate farm production loads from lodge loads before selecting equipment.
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Design Around Water, Cold Storage, Guests and Remote Operations
Plan Your System
Separate Farm Production from Lodge Operations
A farm may depend on irrigation, borehole pumping, milking, feed processing or cold storage. A lodge may depend on water, refrigeration, guest rooms, kitchen operations, communications and security. Combining them into one assumed load can hide the real peak and battery requirement.
- Farm loads: pumps, irrigation controls, cold rooms, freezers and processing equipment
- Lodge loads: reception, Wi-Fi, room lighting, fans, water systems, refrigeration and security
- Shared loads: staff facilities, workshops, communications and perimeter lighting
Schedule Heavy Loads When Solar Is Available
Pumping, water treatment, laundry and some processing loads may be scheduled during strong solar hours, while the battery is reserved for refrigeration, communications, security and essential night use. The operating schedule is part of the system design.
- Use daytime solar directly for suitable scheduled loads
- Reserve stored energy for priority evening and outage demand
- Use generator support for exceptionally heavy loads or several days of poor weather when needed
Confirm Every Motor and Compressor
Pump, cold-room and workshop motors can draw much more power when starting than during normal operation. Record the nameplate, motor starting method, cable distance, head or duty point and expected run schedule before choosing an inverter.
- Borehole, transfer, booster and irrigation pump details
- Freezer, cold-room and refrigeration compressor data
- Workshop, feed, laundry or water-treatment equipment that may overlap
Size for Season, Occupancy and Access Conditions
Water demand, harvest activity, lodge occupancy and weather can change through the year. A remote system also needs practical maintenance access, lightning and surge planning, ventilation, dust protection and a clear recovery plan if demand is higher than the system was sized to support.
- Compare low- and high-season operating schedules
- Identify essential loads that must continue every night
- Review generator, grid and service access before finalising system architecture
What to Send for a Free Preliminary Design
Send the information below and our team can prepare a preliminary PV, inverter and battery configuration with a project quotation. Final design is confirmed after the load, site and installation conditions are reviewed.
- Country, site coordinates or nearest city, farm activity or lodge room count and seasonal operating pattern
- Pump, motor, refrigeration, cold-room and air-conditioner nameplates
- Daily run schedules, essential night loads, generator records and required outage coverage
- Cable distances, voltage and phase, roof or ground area, dust, heat, lightning and maintenance access
