SOLAR + STORAGE · COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT
A remote operation. A remarkable property. A site with more work to do.
Bring solar generation and battery storage into your power plan—with a defined equipment package and a clear path to installation by your local electrical team.
Local design, offloading, installation, commissioning and tax are separate. Final scope and destination confirmed in your proposal.
Three different ratings.
One system to match to your site.
Understand the difference ↗
CHOOSE THE EQUIPMENT AROUND THE JOB
Include storage from the start, or add generation to a power system your team will integrate.
Selected for your inquiry
For operations planning to use solar energy during the day and stored energy beyond it.
Proposed delivered-equipment price
Match stored energy and inverter output to your loads, operating hours and backup plan.
Explore Solar + Storage ↗Selected for your inquiry
For installers, microgrid builders and power businesses with an integration plan.
Proposed delivered-equipment price
Requires a compatible grid or engineered power system. Solar-only does not mean independent off-grid power.
Explore Solar Array ↗Both are proposed equipment offers. Destination, final build and delivery scope are confirmed individually. Need a larger or differently sized system? Tell us about the project.
GENERATION. STORAGE. DELIVERY.
Panels produce energy. Batteries hold it. The inverter supplies usable electrical power. Each has a different job.
The 75 kWp rating describes the hybrid array under standard test conditions. Actual production changes with weather and location.
257.23 kWh is nominal stored energy. Usable energy and reserve settings determine what is available to your loads.
The quoted hybrid inverter is rated 60 kW. Your team checks peak loads, motor starts and the connection to grid or generator backup.
Conceptual explanation, not an electrical design. A battery’s capacity alone does not promise a number of hours or uninterrupted operation.
POWER THE WORK. PRESERVE THE PLACE.
Start with the way your site works. The equipment should follow.
COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS
Workshops, refrigeration, processing and site facilities create demand every day. The opportunity starts with what those loads need—and what supplying them currently costs.
Solar and storage can help reduce generator operation where the loads and system design support it. Plan around the actual working day, with backup where it is needed.
Also worth exploring: agricultural processing, aquaculture and high-value rural operations.
Discuss your operation ↗
LODGES & SUBSTANTIAL RURAL PROPERTIES
Comfortable rooms. Working kitchens. An evening worth staying outside for. Build the power plan around how the property should feel and function.
Review guest facilities, refrigeration, pumps and evening demand together. Place equipment in a practical service area, with the land and access it needs.
A smaller or differently configured system may suit your property better. Start with the project, not a preset size.
Discuss your property ↗
INSTALLERS & POWER BUSINESSES
Add solar generation while keeping storage, controls and backup decisions with your team. The Solar Array package keeps battery procurement separate.
Compare the exact inverter interface, equipment schedule, deployment layout and delivery responsibilities before committing your project.
We welcome equipment inquiries from electrical contractors, microgrid builders, rental fleets and multi-site operators.
Discuss your integration ↗A SUBSTANTIAL PURCHASE, CLEARLY EXPLAINED
Your proposal should be useful to both your purchasing team and your electrician.
House of Koval coordinates the agreed equipment purchase and manufacturer documentation.
Your qualified local engineer or contractor handles the site and installation scope.
Unfolded panels need substantial clear ground, access and suitable site conditions. The final deployment drawing belongs in your review before purchase.
Send your location and describe the available ground. Exact dimensions for these quoted configurations are being confirmed.
Start with your site ↗FROM INTEREST TO AN INFORMED DECISION
Location, present power source and the work or buildings you need to serve. No load study is required to start.
Bring your installer into the conversation. Review the configuration, land, interfaces and documentation together.
Confirm the final price, complete scope, delivery, acceptance evidence and support responsibilities in writing.
GOOD QUESTIONS, STRAIGHT ANSWERS
That depends on your loads, peak demand, hours of use, location and backup arrangements. Rated solar power, nominal storage and inverter output describe different capabilities. Your qualified electrical team must check the complete design; we do not infer whole-site autonomy from the battery size.
Consider the container format when modular delivery, deployment or future relocation has practical value. Fixed solar may be the better choice for a permanent site. Moving a system still involves equipment, crew and local reconnection work.
The proposed price position is for a defined equipment package delivered to a confirmed accessible U.S. destination. Offloading, site engineering, civil and electrical work, commissioning, tax and selected extras are separate. Factory assembly, freight and the final offer will be confirmed in your written proposal before purchase.
No. It contains the quoted solar array and inverter package. Your installer must establish compatibility with your grid or engineered power system. The inverter’s hybrid label does not make this an independent off-grid package.
Your qualified local contractor handles site design, installation and commissioning. House of Koval coordinates the obligations in its equipment sale. The exact manufacturer support, component warranty, parts and labor responsibilities must be agreed in the proposal before purchase.
Yes—tell us what the project needs. We can explore a suitable equipment scope with the manufacturer. Larger systems, unusual destinations and multiple sites require their own configuration and price.
LET’S START WITH YOUR PROJECT
Tell us a little about your site and what you have in mind. We’ll use that to begin a practical equipment conversation.
Already working with an installer or electrical adviser? They’re welcome in the conversation.
A utility bill, generator fuel record, load schedule or site plan can help as the discussion develops. You can start without them.
Equipment candidates sourced from SunEvo. Ratings shown are supplier-quoted and subject to the agreed final configuration. Application imagery is illustrative and does not document HOK customer projects.
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