Size and payback.
The combination of solar, battery and backup, the investment, the savings and the payback. The assumptions are written down so you can review them with whoever decides.
Commercial & industrial
Before you buy,
put the numbers
on the table.
Solar, battery and backup for your factory, business or residential complex. We work out what it costs, what it saves and when it pays back, alongside your installer.
What you are hiring: the upfront engineering and the accompaniment. Which system suits you, what it costs, what it saves and what warranty you can enforce, until the installation runs.
Start with your situation
Your starting point
What worries you
about your energy?
Tick what happens at your site. This orientation organises the conversation; it does not calculate savings or recommend equipment.
Let's start with your consumption.
If your tariff is flat and the grid is stable, solar is usually what pays first, and the battery can wait. Your bill, your hours and the use of the site tell us whether it is worth looking further.
What you get
Arithmetic you
can check.
Useful life and warranty.
How the battery ages with your use and your climate, and when it might need reinforcing. We review what the warranty covers, how it is measured and what voids it.
Comparable offers.
We compare the equipment you are offered with the same criterion. A simple document for whoever invests and technical detail for your installer.
The route
Four steps.
You decide how far.
Each step is agreed separately. You can contract only the first one and stop there.
01
You know what to buy and when it pays back.
What we do
We talk, gather your consumption, your hours, your tariff and the site conditions, work out the system and the arithmetic, and walk through it with you and your installer.
You do not have to contract them all or start at the beginning. If the study is already done, we carry on from where you are.
Risks we help you avoid
Three things worth reviewing
before you sign.
Paying for more than you need
A system larger than necessary is paid for in full on day one and carried for its whole working life.
A warranty you cannot enforce
The operating conditions that void it are not on the front page of the offer. With the use you plan to give it, you can fall outside without noticing.
Finding out on site
What is decided badly on paper shows up when the equipment is already bought and there is a date to meet.
None of the three is fixed afterwards without cost.
Responsibilities
Your installer does the build.
We do the upfront engineering.
Manufacturer
Equipment and the warranty it signs.
Installer
Site visit, detailed drawings, build, permits and maintenance.
Kyklios
Sizing, battery study, economics and review of offers.
From the start it is clear who does what and how each one is paid. If you do not have an installer yet, tell us.
If you work with us from the other side
If you are the installer
You have the client and you do the build. We can provide the battery engineering and the document that helps your client decide. We start with one specific project.
The next step
Tell us what you need to decide.
You can bring your electricity bill or what you spend on diesel. In the first conversation we will see what information there is and whether it is worth going further.
Let's talk about your project