Solar & Power Backup Systems
Keeping the power on when the grid doesn’t — solar installations, battery backup, and UPS systems sized to what actually needs to stay running.
Why it matters
No more downtime from blackouts
Critical systems keep running through a power cut instead of shutting down with it.
Lower long-term power costs
Solar reduces dependence on grid power and fuel-hungry generators over time.
Protection for sensitive equipment
Clean, stable power protects servers and electronics from surges and outages that damage hardware.
What this covers
- Solar panel installation sized to your actual power needs and available roof space
- Battery backup and UPS systems that keep critical equipment running through an outage
- System design that accounts for load, runtime, and what genuinely needs protecting first
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a UPS and a solar backup system?
A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is a battery that bridges a power cut for minutes to a couple of hours — enough to keep critical equipment running or shut down safely. Solar with battery storage can sustain power for much longer, and reduces your ongoing grid dependence too. Many sites use both: UPS for instant, zero-gap protection on critical gear, solar for the longer outages.
How long can a battery backup power my office during an outage?
It depends entirely on battery capacity versus what you're running — we size this to your actual load and how long you realistically need to stay up, rather than selling a generic setup that under- or over-delivers.
How much roof space do I need for solar?
It depends on your power needs and panel efficiency, not a fixed number — we assess your actual consumption and available space together to size a system that fits both.