A home solar system is planned around the pattern of a household: morning and evening peaks, a refrigerator that never stops, and a short list of loads the family refuses to lose during an outage. This category gathers the household configurations and the guides that size them.
Homes use much of their energy outside peak sun hours, so a household configuration is always a compromise between array size, storage and habit. One configuration is set out in full — a 5KW home system with battery backup — and it shows one worked answer: panels, an off-grid inverter and a battery bank chosen together against a named load list. Read it as a worked example of the method, then size your own home from your own loads.
Villas and larger houses follow the same method with longer load lists. What does not change is the order of decisions: loads first, backup list second, array and battery third, price last.
Larger household configurations are offered at series level, including a 30KW home system, without standard parameter tables. Any configuration you actually order is confirmed in writing as a complete set, with its own load check, before payment.
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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