Smart energy and storage
Backup controls tuning
A packaged pass to tune shed order and transfer behavior after commissioning—without rewriting physics.
Who this is for
Households · Commercial facilities
Iran (Full calculator support) · Other markets (Discovery / consultation)
Included
- Priority revisit
- Retune notes
What you leave with
- Updated shed table
Not included
- Free hardware upgrades
After a system is up, households and facilities often discover that the first shed list was optimistic. This package revisits priorities, retunes controls, and records what still will not stay on.
Who this is for: Households; Commercial facilities. Markets: Iran (Full calculator support); Other markets (Discovery / consultation).
Problems we help you name: The kettle stayed on; the fridge did not.
A typical engagement includes Priority revisit; Retune notes. It does not include Free hardware upgrades.
You provide Lived backup experience. You leave with Updated shed table.
1. Prioritize: Name the loads, duration, and control points that matter. 2. Integrate: Connect storage, charging, or monitoring to that plan. 3. Prove: Show backup and coordination behavior in a labeled commissioning script.
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How should we choose backup hours at home?
Start with a short critical-load list—typically lighting, refrigeration, communications, and any medical devices you actually use—and a duration you can live with. Whole-home coverage is a larger, explicit scope. The home resilience calculator explores ranges; a feasibility study writes the list you will design against.
Does home solar include whole-home backup by default?
No. Solarun treats whole-home backup as an explicit engineering option. Default planning is critical-load first so the system you commission matches the evenings you actually live.