Commercial buildings — offices, institutions, workshops and factories — share one advantage for solar generation: their working hours overlap the sun. This category covers complete systems for commercial sites and the planning questions that decide their shape.
The planning method does not change with the sign over the door. Draw the load profile, mark which loads are essential, check the roof or ground the building can offer, then choose between a grid-connected configuration and one with battery backup. An office with a stable grid and a workshop with a fragile one are both commercial sites, but they should not receive the same configuration.
Where a commercial site includes a production building, the factory pages give the deeper treatment: machinery loads, shift patterns and the 200KW configuration set out in full. Where the site is a home-like building at larger scale — a villa, a small institution — the home sizing method is the closer guide.
Commercial orders are confirmed as complete sets against a named site. Before ordering, confirm the minimum order quantity and lead time for your configuration, and ask which documents apply to the models named in it. Keep the load profile you supplied attached to the quotation, so the delivered configuration can be checked against the building it was designed for.
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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