Recent installs.
A 50 kW system on a working poultry house, a 30 kW system on a short-let, and a home. Shown by what each one powers rather than who owns it.
A 50 kW system across a working poultry house.
Two unbroken rows of panels running the full length of the roof, on a building that stays in production the whole time. Rails go down first, then the panels up two at a time from the ground. The power side sits in its own room: four wall-mounted battery modules banked together, with the hybrid inverter, isolators and breaker panels on the adjoining wall, everything run in conduit so a technician can get at any part of it later without pulling the rest apart.
- System size
- 50 kW
- What it powers
- A working poultry operation
- Where
- Clarendon, Jamaica
A 30 kW system on a short-let property.
Guests notice an outage faster than anyone. A system this size covers the day and holds enough back to carry the essentials through a cut, which for a short-let means the difference between a good review and a refund.
- System size
- 30 kW
- What it powers
- A short-let rental property
- Where
- Jamaica
Racked storage, wired, tested and switched on.
A house, and a good illustration of where the work actually goes. Battery modules stacked and bussed into racks, a PV combiner feeding the inverters, and the system opened up and worked through on site before anyone signs it off. This is the part that decides whether a system performs or just sits there - and it is the same on a house as it is on a farm.
- What it powers
- A private home
- Where
- Jamaica
More of these are coming.
A large restaurant among them, and the carport phase that follows it.
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