100kW Solar System for Off Grid
100kW three phase solar power system villa, farm, factory, hotel or backup power use.
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Keep Teams, Networks and Customer Service Online
Solar Power for Offices & Businesses
Design solar and battery backup around the work that cannot stop: computers, networks, payment systems, communications, security and selected cooling. Use real operating hours and equipment demand to protect productivity through outages.
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Keep Teams, Networks and Customer Service Online
Plan Your System
Keep Essential Business Systems Running
An outage can disconnect staff, stop transactions, interrupt customer support and force systems to shut down. The backup design should map each priority business function to the equipment and circuits that support it.
- Routers, switches, phones, selected computers and monitors
- POS, printers, access control, CCTV and alarms
- Servers, studio equipment, refrigeration or specialist devices confirmed by nameplate
Build a Priority-Circuit Schedule
Not every socket or air conditioner needs the same backup priority. Network and customer-service loads may remain on continuously, while selected workstations and cooling zones can be staged to control inverter and battery size.
- Tier 1: network, communications, payment, security and essential servers
- Tier 2: selected workstations, office lighting and customer-facing equipment
- Managed separately: large air-conditioning banks, electric heating, lifts and heavy machinery
Design Around the Working Day
Many offices use most energy while solar production is available, but battery storage is still needed for cloud cover, grid interruptions and after-hours priority equipment. The design should compare business hours, daytime peak, outage timing and overnight loads.
- Use daytime solar to support operating loads and charge storage
- Reserve battery energy for agreed outage and after-hours circuits
- Coordinate with an existing UPS, grid supply or generator where present
Select the System from Peak Power and Energy
A 10–16kW system can be evaluated for a smaller office with managed circuits, while larger offices and mixed commercial sites may lead to 20–30kW or three-phase options. The final selection depends on simultaneous power, daily energy, equipment starting demand and required outage coverage.
- Count active workstations and network equipment, not only total desks
- Confirm server, UPS, cooling and specialist equipment demand
- Check site voltage, phase and distribution before final equipment selection
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 and electrical installation are reviewed.
- Country, city, business type, working hours and recent electricity bills
- Number of active workstations plus network, server, UPS and payment equipment
- Air-conditioning and specialist equipment nameplates
- Grid voltage and phase, outage pattern, generator details and available panel area
