Ready when the grid is not.
Backup power matched to defined essential loads
A dependable backup solution is not selected by battery size alone. It must account for appliance demand, starting currents, operating duration, recharge conditions, safety and future expansion.
01
Identify essential loads
Prioritise the equipment that genuinely needs to remain available during an interruption.
- Lighting and communications
- Security and access systems
- Selected appliances or business equipment
02
Size the inverter correctly
Continuous demand, peak demand and motor starting requirements influence the appropriate inverter specification.
- Continuous power rating
- Surge capability
- Single- or three-phase requirements
03
Model battery duration
Indicative autonomy requires an agreed load profile and realistic operating assumptions.
- Usable battery capacity
- Expected load over time
- Battery reserve and degradation considerations
Define your backup priorities
Share the equipment you need to support and the duration you are planning for.
