EXBATT
    EXBATT
    Commercial rooftop solar installation in parallel panel rows.
    Products / Renewables

    Solar and hybrid systems

    Grid-tied and hybrid solar with battery storage, sized from the site's measured consumption.

    Solar PV

    Rooftop and ground-mount PV, engineered end to end.

    Commercial and industrial photovoltaic systems. Tier-1 modules, string and central inverters, DC and AC side design, structural coordination, and grid application support.

    Rooftop C&IGround-mountString and central inverters
    Hybrid systems

    PV plus storage for self-consumption and resilience.

    Solar paired with battery storage to raise self-consumption, ride through outages, and reduce grid dependency. Off-grid and weak-grid variants for remote telecom, industrial, and community sites.

    Self-consumptionOff-gridWeak-grid backup
    Monitoring and O&M

    Performance tracked, faults caught early.

    String-level monitoring, performance ratio tracking, and scheduled O&M. Faults, soiling, and underperformance surfaced before they cost yield.

    • String-level monitoring
    • Performance ratio and yield tracking
    • Scheduled cleaning and inspection
    • Inverter service contracts

    Frequently asked

    Does a solar system need a battery?
    Not to produce energy, but without one the site exports its surplus and imports again after sunset. A battery raises self consumption and, with a hybrid inverter, keeps essential circuits alive during an outage.
    How is a PV system sized?
    From annual consumption in kilowatt hours, the roof or land area available, its orientation and shading, and the tariff structure. In this region roughly 1 kWp of well oriented PV yields about 1300 to 1500 kWh per year.
    Can storage work with an existing PV plant?
    Yes. Storage can be added AC coupled behind the meter without replacing the existing inverters, which is the usual retrofit route on plants already in operation.

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