Commercial solar in Jamaica.
We're based in Clarendon and most of our installs are here - a poultry house, a short-let, a private home. Systems from 50 to 100 kilowatts, brought in, installed, certified and commissioned by one company.
High enough that a system stops being a good idea and starts being arithmetic.
At that rate a US$3,000 monthly bill is roughly 12,800 units of electricity. That number - the units, not the dollars - is what a system gets sized against, and it's the first thing we'll ask you for.
Nobody hands your job to someone else.
Most of what goes wrong on a commercial system goes wrong in the gaps - between the supplier, the shipping agent, the customs broker, the electrician and whoever is meant to certify it. There are no gaps here, because it is the same company the whole way.
Named makes and models, sourced from the manufacturer rather than whatever a distributor has in stock. You are told exactly what is going on the roof before anything is ordered.
Freight, importation, customs, duty and brokerage are our problem, not yours. The equipment arrives as a system to be installed rather than a container to be collected.
Contractors who do the install and the commissioning, working to a system we designed and will be signing off ourselves.
Typical for a 50 to 100 kilowatt system, from the order going in to the day it is switched on and handed over.
Every system we've installed is in Jamaica.
Shown by what each one powers rather than who owns it, which is how our clients prefer it.
Clarendon. Full-length array, with the battery bank and inverter in their own room.
Guests notice an outage faster than anyone, so the battery side matters here.
Racked storage, wired, tested and signed off - the same standard as the commercial work.
A system that can't be certified is a system you can't sign off.
Every system we install is certified by a licensed specialist before it's handed over, and the permits and compliance side is part of the job rather than something you're left to sort out afterwards.
- Certified before handover.We've taken on jobs where the system already sitting on the roof never was.
- Commissioned, not just switched on.Tested, set up for monitoring, and followed up after. At 50 to 100 kW that isn't optional.
- Warranties you can claim against.30 years on the panels, 10 on the battery, 5 on the Deye inverter, then paid after-sales service.
Tell us what you're trying to power.
A few questions and we'll tell you roughly what size system it needs, what it would take to keep you running through an outage, and whether we're the right people to build it.
Based in Clarendon. Or email info@carribsol.com.
- 1We come back with a view
Including whether a system is worth it for your building at all.
- 2A site assessment
The roof, the load, and how you use power through the day. Free, and no obligation after it.
- 3A design and a price
Sized to your building, quoted in USD.