Continuity
Keep the loads that truly matter running during a CFE outage.
We integrate solar panels, batteries and hybrid inverters to keep priority loads running when the grid fails while using solar energy during normal operation.
A conventional grid-tied PV system normally shuts down when the grid fails for safety. Backup during an outage requires an architecture designed for islanded operation, with compatible inverter and energy storage.
We do not sell a standard capacity. The value comes from combining engineering, equipment and operating strategy for the actual site.
Keep the loads that truly matter running during a CFE outage.
We define required backup hours and critical equipment to calculate storage capacity.
The system coordinates solar generation, battery and grid according to the configured operating strategy.
We can plan an architecture that considers future load or storage growth when supported by the equipment.
Every project changes with the site, loads and client priorities. This is our baseline workflow.
We separate essential loads from equipment that can remain off during an outage.
We define backup hours, simultaneous power and priorities.
We select compatible inverter, batteries, protection and PV array.
We validate transfer, islanded operation and recovery when the grid returns.
These signs usually mean a technical assessment is worth doing.
29 Canadian Solar modules, a 15 kW Sol-Ark inverter and 50 kWh of Polarium storage.
Short answers so you know what information we need and what to expect from the project.
There is no universal runtime. It depends on usable battery capacity and the power/energy consumed by connected loads. That is why we size critical loads first.
It can be possible, but separating priority loads is often more efficient. Air conditioners, pumps and resistive loads can greatly increase required power and storage.
Yes, when the system is designed and configured for it. Charging from the grid may also be available depending on equipment, strategy and project requirements.
Technical reference: U.S. Department of Energy, Solar and Resilience Basics. Solar requires specifically configured inverter and storage to operate during grid outages. · Technical source / reference ↗
With the location and a few load details, we can start an initial assessment.