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Power during outages
Essential appliances keep running when the grid goes down.
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Hybrid & battery backup
Solar by day, stored power when the grid goes down.
A hybrid system combines solar panels, batteries and your grid connection. It uses solar first, stores energy in batteries, and keeps your essential appliances running during load-shedding.
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For
Homes and businesses that need backup
System type
Hybrid inverter with battery storage
What we do
Backup planning, battery sizing, installation, servicing
The problem
Power cuts still disrupt daily life
Load-shedding stops work, spoils food and leaves families in the heat. IPS units and generators help, but they cost money to run and do nothing to reduce your bill.
A hybrid solar system does both jobs. During the day it powers your home or business from the sun, and when the grid fails, the batteries take over for the loads you choose.
At a glance
What's involved
Exact sizes, components and timelines are confirmed in your written proposal after we see your site.
Best for
Homes and businesses that face regular power cuts
Main components
Panels, hybrid inverter, batteries, mounting, protection
Backup loads
Chosen with you: lights, fans, fridge, router, key equipment
Battery sizing
Based on which appliances you need and for how long
Maintenance
Panel cleaning plus battery and inverter checks
Timeline
Confirmed in your written proposal
Why it's worth it
What you get
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Solar savings too
Unlike an IPS, the system also produces daytime power from the sun.
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Automatic switchover
The system changes over to battery power without you doing anything.
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Planned around you
Battery size is matched to the loads you actually need.
How it works
Four clear steps
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List your backup needs
We note which appliances must run during outages, and for how long.
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Design & proposal
Panel, inverter and battery sizing, with components and cost in writing.
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Installation
Neat wiring with backup circuits separated where needed, then testing.
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Handover & care
How to use the system, battery care tips, and ongoing servicing.
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Can it run my whole home?
It can, but a larger backup needs more batteries. Most people choose essential loads to keep the system practical.
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Can I use my existing IPS batteries?
It depends on their type and condition. We check them during the assessment.
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What happens on cloudy days?
The system can charge batteries from the grid when solar is low, depending on settings.
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How long do batteries last?
It depends on battery type, usage and care. We explain the options for your budget in the proposal.