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Battery storage design

Store energy when it costs less. Use it when it matters.

A battery should be sized around your real electricity use, solar generation, tariff and backup priorities—not chosen by capacity alone.

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A battery designed around your day.

We look at when your property uses electricity as well as how much it uses. This helps us model how solar charging, off-peak grid charging and evening demand fit together.

We also discuss whether you want essential-circuit or whole-home backup, how quickly the battery may need to discharge and whether the system should be ready to expand later.

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Our design sequence

From consumption data to the right system.

01

Property details

Your address, electricity supply, existing solar and installation location.

02

Usage profile

Annual consumption and the times of day electricity is normally used.

03

Capacity model

Storage and power requirements matched to solar, tariffs and demand.

04

Backup design

Essential loads or wider home backup assessed where required.

05

Installation plan

Equipment, protection, DNO application, commissioning and monitoring.

Battery options

Premium storage with intelligent control.

TESLA

Powerwall 3

Integrated solar inverter, app monitoring and scalable backup capability within a high-capacity home battery platform.

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SIGENERGY

SigenStor

A modular energy platform combining inverter, battery, energy management, gateway and EV-charging options.

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Included in the journey

Designed, approved and installed together.

System design

Battery capacity, inverter capability and operating strategy matched to the property.

DNO application

Relevant electricity-network paperwork is managed as part of the agreed installation.

Professional installation

Electrical components, commissioning, monitoring setup and customer handover.

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