OVERVIEWHow we approach your project
Multiple power sources require more than placing an inverter between a grid and generator. Operating modes, outages, source transfer, equipment ratings, protection and interconnection conditions need to be assessed before execution.
ENGINEERING SCOPEAssessment & work scope
- Develop a single-line diagram of sources, main and critical loads
- Define source priority and battery charging strategy
- Study transfer requirements and ATS/inverter/generator compatibility
- Review parallel operation, synchronization and anti-backfeed where applicable
DELIVERABLESTypical outputs, subject to agreed scope
- Source operation and critical-load priority matrix
- Initial storage, transfer and control concept
- Protection and interconnection studies required before installation
This content does not authorize direct interconnection or parallel operation; project-specific design, protection and approvals are required.
FAQFrequently asked questions
Can the generator, utility and solar run together?
Only if approved equipment, protection, interconnection and synchronization requirements allow it. Parallel operation must never be assumed.
Are batteries mandatory for every hybrid system?
Not necessarily; backup needs, outages, equipment compatibility and storage economics guide the choice.