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OFF-GRID SOLAR

Beyond the grid.
Plan the whole day.

An independent system has to make sense when sunlight is limited as well as when the roof is producing. We help organise the load, storage and site information needed to assess an off-grid system.

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Is there no grid, or just an unreliable one?

A property without a dependable connection needs a different design from a grid-connected home that wants selected backup. Establish what supply exists, what can be retained and what must work independently.

01

List every daily load

Separate equipment that runs continuously from occasional use. Include operating hours and which appliances may run together, rather than relying on a single monthly estimate.

02

Plan for limited generation

Storage and other backup options need to be assessed for periods of low solar output. A sunny-day energy balance alone is not a complete off-grid design.

03

Bring the site constraints

Access, roof or mounting area, cable routes, equipment locations and existing generator arrangements shape the assessment. Remote location does not automatically establish service availability.

Build the load inventory first.

Write down each appliance, its rated power where known, and its typical hours of operation. Pumps, refrigeration and other motor-driven equipment also need attention to start-up demand. Include seasonal changes and loads you expect to add.

Where usage is uncertain, flag the uncertainty. A designer can investigate a missing load more usefully than an assumed number presented as fact. Do not attempt electrical measurements or wiring changes without a qualified person.

Agree what can wait.

Some loads may be flexible; others may be essential. Explain which appliances can be scheduled or left off during limited generation. That operational choice affects the storage and backup discussion.

Avoid treating “off-grid” as a promise of uninterrupted power. Required autonomy, equipment limits, weather assumptions and any generator integration belong in the technical proposal. The complete system must be assessed together.

Select the system, not isolated components.

Felicity Solar off-grid inverter and battery families provide options to investigate. Exact compatibility, charging configuration and supported external supplies need confirmation for the selected models. We do not choose those details from a product-family label.

Send the location, access constraints and existing equipment information with the load inventory. We qualify the enquiry before the appointed implementation partner confirms feasibility, final design, delivery scope and installation responsibilities.

Felicity Solar inverter and battery equipment installed together

OUR PRODUCT RANGE

Felicity Solar.
Selected for the job.

Our product range is Felicity Solar. We help match the panel, inverter and battery options to your property and priorities, rather than treating each component as a separate purchase.

The proposal needs to identify the exact models, their compatibility, installation scope and applicable warranty terms. A product family alone does not establish backup performance or utility approval.

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BEFORE THE NEXT CONVERSATION

Bring the details.
Get a better brief.

Use this list to prepare. These checks are a starting point, not technical approval.

Start with a complete daily load inventory and the essential loads that cannot wait.
  • Grid availability and existing generator details
  • Appliance power, hours and simultaneous loads
  • Essential versus flexible demand
  • Access, mounting area and proposed equipment location
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