Sized to your real load, so load shedding stops appearing on the income statement.
Full discipline page →We measure what you actually draw and when, before anybody quotes a panel count. Undersized systems and oversized bills both start here.
Complete installations for homes and small premises, from panels and inverter through to the board work and sign off.
Larger arrays scoped around production hours and tariff structure, phased so the capital outlay suits the year.
Storage sized to carry the loads that matter through an outage, rather than everything for ten minutes.
Changeover and distribution done properly, so critical circuits stay live and nothing back feeds into the street.
Yield and battery health watched remotely, panels serviced, and a report that shows what the system saved you.
Procurement as part of the appointment, on account, specified before it is bought.
Full discipline page →Cisco, MikroTik, Ubiquiti, Cambium and HPE Aruba, specified against the design rather than against what is discounted.
Dell servers and storage sized for the workload, with warranty terms that match how critical the box is.
Standardised builds so the tenth machine matches the first, which makes support cheaper for years afterwards.
Devices and consumables on account, with the fleet supported rather than dropped at reception.
Cable, cabinets, patch panels and containment, from the same supply line as the active equipment.
UPS units, batteries and PDUs sized to hold the rack up long enough for the generator or the grid to return.
A load study, single line diagram, panel and battery schedule, and the certificates for the board work.
One number for the array, the batteries, the UPS and the equipment they protect.
Yield, battery health and equipment warranty status reported monthly, with anything ageing flagged early.
Connectivity and Network Infrastructure, from the street outside to the desk upstairs.
Physical Security and Cybersecurity, held to one standard from the gate to the inbox.
Managed IT, Cloud and Software, and AI and Automation, run quietly on one monthly account.
A solar assessment, a UPS for the rack, or a standing supply account for the equipment you replace each year.