A home system and a factory system differ by more than size. They differ in what writes the load list, in when energy is used, and in what failure means. This page compares the two using the two complete configurations as the anchors at each end.
At the household end stands the 5KW home system with battery backup: sized against a named list of household appliances, with storage doing heavy work because homes use energy morning and evening. At the factory end stands the 200KW factory system: sized against production, with the working day and the sun in step.
Between those anchors, scale is a continuum but method is a choice. A large villa should be planned with the household method even if its system is big; a small workshop should be planned with the factory method even if its system is modest. Choose the method by the building's behaviour, not by the number on the quotation.
| Question | Home system | Factory system |
|---|---|
| Load list written by | Household appliances and habits | Machinery and production schedule |
| Peak use | Morning and evening | Working hours |
| Storage role | Central — carries the home after sunset | Optional — protects chosen processes |
| Failure means | Dark, warm refrigerator, no connection | Stopped production |
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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