Solar Energy
Roof and canopy generation that covers daytime load and charges the battery before the grid does.
The short version
Where the seasonality bites, and how we size around it.
A Community Power Hub can be built from a single module like this one, or combine several at once — whatever the site needs. This page describes one building block.
Roof and canopy generation covers daytime site load and charges the battery before the grid does. Output is seasonal at Canadian latitudes, so we size the array against your interval data rather than a nameplate number.
An array only earns while the sun is up, so we size it against your measured interval data rather than a nameplate kilowatt. In summer it can cover daytime load and still fill the battery; in winter it offsets the peak that lands while the site runs. A canopy over the bays does double duty — shade for the driver, generation for the buffer — and a rooftop array feeds the same controller.
On the roof or over the bays, generating on your side of the meter.
Storage first — the array charges the battery before the grid does.
Twelve months of interval data and the roof or canopy footprint available.
What we publish, and what we do not
Numbers we can verify, and numbers we will not guess at.
- Array size
- To be published
- Certification
- To be published
- Warranty
- To be published
- Availability
- To be published
Specifications stay blank until the data sheet is verified. Ask us for the current revision before you specify a site.
Where it earns its place
Three places this usually pays for itself.
Manufacturing
Daytime shift, daytime load. The array covers the peak that lands while the plant runs.
Agriculture
Barn roofs and open ground beside a load that runs when the sun is up.
Charging hubs
Canopy over the bays: shade for the driver, generation for the buffer.
What people ask before they specify
The questions that decide whether the module belongs in your site.
- Roof or canopy — which should I choose?
- A canopy over the bays shades vehicles and generates at the same time; a rooftop uses space you already have. Many sites use both, feeding the same controller.
- Will it cover my whole site through winter?
- Output is seasonal at Canadian latitudes. We size the array to offset your measured daytime load and charge storage first, not to replace the grid year-round.
- What do you need to size it?
- Twelve months of interval data and the roof or canopy area available. That tells us the array that pays back, not the one that looks biggest.