Sites with rooftop solar
Store daytime solar surplus and use it across the working day and beyond.
Commercial storage.
Built to scale with you.
A modular rack-format concept for commercial energy storage — planned around operating hours, load profiles and the way a business grows.
01Overview
Modular by design.
Planned around the site.
Commercial sites rarely use energy the way a home does. Operating hours, demand peaks and critical processes all shape what storage should do — from making better use of on-site solar to supporting demand management.
The modular rack architecture stacks battery modules in a single frame, so a configuration can be planned to the site today with a clear path for tomorrow.
02Design principles
Engineered for
working days.
Modular architecture
Battery modules share one rack format, so configurations are planned module by module.
Load-profile led
Operating hours and demand peaks define the configuration — not a fixed product size.
Service-minded layout
Front-facing modules and clear access are part of the concept from the start.
Growth path
Expansion plans are considered up front so the system can grow with the business.
03Where it fits
Where commercial
storage earns its place.
Demand management
Help manage peaks in site demand where the tariff and system design make it worthwhile.
Critical operations
Support selected critical loads during interruptions, as defined in the system design.
04How it connects
Storage that fits
the site’s energy system.
The rack connects through power conversion to the site’s distribution, alongside solar generation and the grid connection. Each element is planned together so the system behaves as one.
05Prepare your brief
What to have
ready to share.
The more we know about how the site uses energy, the better the first conversation.
- Operating hours and a recent load profile or bills
- Peak demand and any demand-related charges
- Existing solar, inverters and switchboard details
- Available plant room or technical space
- Critical loads and expansion plans
06Questions
Good to know
before you start.
How is the right configuration chosen?
From the site’s load profile, operating hours, existing equipment and the role storage should play. The brief captures these so a configuration can be specified and confirmed.
Can the system be expanded later?
The modular concept is planned with growth in mind. Expansion options are defined during project engineering and confirmed against the final product documentation.
Does it work with our existing solar?
Integration depends on the existing inverters, connection arrangement and site design. Share the details in the brief and compatibility will be reviewed first.
07Explore other systems
Other formats.
Same engineering.
Let’s take the next step
Let’s plan your
site’s storage.
Bring your load profile and site details — we’ll help shape the right modular configuration.