Asset care and upgrades
Seasonal performance review
A packaged seasonal pass that compares operating notes to the original assumption log—without inventing yield claims.
Who this is for
Households · Commercial facilities · Public-sector campuses
Iran (Full calculator support) · Other markets (Discovery / consultation)
Included
- Seasonal checklist
- Assumption comparison
What you leave with
- Seasonal memo
Not included
- A published kWh guarantee
Seasonal review is a conversation with evidence: soiling, shading changes, load drift, and whether backup still matches household or facility life. Any production commentary is observational for that site and date, not a public impact metric.
Who this is for: Households; Commercial facilities; Public-sector campuses. Markets: Iran (Full calculator support); Other markets (Discovery / consultation).
Problems we help you name: Summer shading was never re-checked.
A typical engagement includes Seasonal checklist; Assumption comparison. It does not include A published kWh guarantee.
You provide Operating notes. You leave with Seasonal memo.
1. Observe: Review operating notes, alarms, and seasonal conditions. 2. Act: Inspect, test, or upgrade only what the plan calls for. 3. Report: Leave a written residual-risk and next-review note.
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What does maintenance usually cover?
Planned visits for inspection, cleaning where specified, inverter checks, and a written punch list. Emergency response times are defined in the care agreement, not assumed. Seasonal reviews compare operating notes to the original assumption log.
Are the calculators using live market data?
Iran currently has a Full, versioned market pack (iran-full-2026.07) used by the home resilience and commercial continuity calculators. Other countries remain Discovery: educational content and consultation, without financial results. Calculator outputs are ranges with visible assumptions, not a design or a quote. “Live” is reserved for telemetry with a defined source—not for these estimators.