The 1MW factory solar system is the largest scale in the range. At this scale there is no standard configuration: every project is shaped by its own load curve, land or roof, and grid connection. A project at this scale starts with load data, site details and a production calendar.
A fixed parameter table would not fit a megawatt-class system. Two factories with the same headline scale can need different arrays, different storage and different grid arrangements. The unit of discussion at this scale is the project file: load data, site drawings and a production calendar, from which a configuration is drawn and confirmed in writing.
The largest configuration set out in full is the 200KW factory system. Read it to understand the format a complete configuration takes — array, inverter, storage options and structural figures — then expect your own project file to follow the same format at your scale.
Bring three things to the first exchange: your electricity consumption records across a full production cycle, the roof or ground area genuinely available (with its construction, not just its size), and a statement of what the system is for — daytime self-consumption, outage protection for essential processes, or both. With those three, a serious configuration discussion can begin; without them, any figure offered is decoration.
Before ordering, confirm the minimum order quantity and lead time for your configuration, and ask which documents apply to the exact system you are quoted.
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