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Equipment, explained together
Solar power systems for Canadian living
Solar panels, batteries and an inverter each have a different job. A useful system brings them together around your property, your daily use and Canadian seasons.
| Your plans | Start here | What we’ll plan together |
|---|---|---|
| Cabins and occasional stays | Weekend Warrior | 120-volt loads, length of visits, battery storage and recharge time. |
| A modest home or a growing property | Homestead | Today’s use, output voltage, compatible equipment and possible expansion. |
| Full-time family living | Canadian Family Home | Daily energy, simultaneous loads, winter charging and reserve storage. |
| Existing equipment or unusual needs | Custom hybrid design | Compatibility, utility or generator input, site limits and future plans. |
More than equipment in a box.
Every component must work together, from energy generation and storage to inverter capacity, protection and installation. We help homeowners understand the equipment and work confidently with qualified local electricians.
Our focus is off-grid and hybrid systems. If a grid connection is part of your plan, we’ll distinguish everyday solar production from the equipment needed to keep power available during an outage.
Prefer a personal starting point? Meet the Series →Your power. Your property. Your choice.
A utility connection can mean paying to bring infrastructure to your property while the infrastructure generally remains the utility’s. Your own solar system is equipment you own and maintain.
Compare the complete costs: connection, monthly bills, batteries, maintenance, replacement equipment and generator fuel. We’ll help you understand the tradeoffs for your property.
Questions are welcome
You don’t need every answer before you begin.
You don’t have to be buying solar to ask a question. Understanding builds confidence. Advice is free.