Generate on site.
Build energy resilience.
Solar PV, battery storage and electrical integration for the way your business uses energy. From the first load assessment to installation and long-term care.
Plan solar for your siteEnergy that fits
your operation.
Daytime demand, critical loads and your available space shape the solution. Powermode connects generation, storage and support around those needs.
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JA Solar
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Make every part
work together.
01 Solar PV generation +
Use available roof or ground space to generate electricity during daylight hours. Size the array around demand, available area and the installation conditions.
02 Battery energy storage +
Match usable energy capacity and discharge power to your critical loads and required backup duration. Consider the existing equipment and future expansion.
Explore battery systems03 Inverters & integration +
Coordinate the inverter, battery and solar array with the existing supply, distribution and any generator interface.
Explore electrical integration04 Monitoring & maintenance +
Plan system care from the start. Discuss compatible monitoring, operating visibility and maintenance to support your investment over time.
Explore PMPDifferent demands.
A considered energy plan.
Commercial & retail
Align solar generation with daytime demand across your premises.
Discuss your site
Agriculture
Plan energy around irrigation, processing and farm operations.
Discuss your site
Industry & manufacturing
Understand production loads, operating hours and the role of storage.
Discuss your siteChoose how you
move forward.
Compare ownership and funding routes with the needs of your project.
Own the system from the start.
Discuss an outright purchase sized to your site, energy requirements and planned investment.
- Agree the system scope and equipment
- Plan installation and commissioning
- Include long-term maintenance requirements
One brief.
A complete journey.
From understanding demand to supporting the installed system.
- 01
Assess
Review electricity use, critical loads, space and the existing supply.
- 02
Design
Coordinate solar, inverter and battery selections with the electrical scope.
- 03
Deliver
Install, commission and hand over the agreed system and operating information.
- 04
Support
Plan maintenance and discuss monitoring and service options for your site.
Start with the
right questions.
Does solar PV automatically provide backup during a power cut?+
Not necessarily. Backup operation depends on the inverter, storage and electrical configuration. Discuss critical loads and the required outage runtime as part of the system design.
How is a solar-and-storage system sized?+
The starting points are energy use, the timing and size of loads, available installation space and the loads that must remain powered. Battery power and usable energy capacity serve different roles and should both be considered.
Can solar work alongside existing backup equipment?+
Integration may be possible, depending on equipment compatibility and the site configuration. Share the details of your current UPS, batteries, inverter and generator so the interfaces can be assessed.
What should I prepare for an enquiry?+
Recent electricity bills, operating hours, site location, roof or ground-space information and a list of critical loads. Include any existing solar or backup equipment.
Start with your site.
Build the right solution.
Tell us about your energy use, operating priorities and existing equipment.
Talk solar & storage