Specs & Setup

What it is, and what it runs.

Portable, modular solar and battery storage that mounts to your fence line. Here's the detail.

Output 5kW

Storage 5.8kWh

Setup 20min

Emissions 0%

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A solar array mounted to temporary site fencing

The base unit

One system, built to grow.

Everything starts from the same base unit. Four panels, a 5kW inverter and a 5.8kWh battery, mounted to your fencing rather than sat on the ground.

From there it's modular. Add battery packs for longer runs, or more panels to bring the charge back quicker. Nothing gets replaced as you grow, it gets added to.

Base unit specification

Solar array 4 × 400W panels

Array output 1.6kW

Inverter From 5kW continuous

Battery storage 5.8kWh, expandable

Grid capability On & off-grid hybrid

Mounting Fence, wall or hoarding

Transport Luton van

Setup time Around 20 minutes

Emissions & noise Zero · Silent

Configurations

Three standard builds.

Battery storage is what determines how long you run without sun. Panels determine how fast it comes back.

Base unit

5.8kWh

4 × 400W panels
5kW inverter
Single battery pack

Base + 1 pack

11.6kWh

8 × 400W panels
5kW inverter
Two battery packs

Base + 2 packs

17.4kWh

12 × 400W panels
5kW inverter
Three battery packs

Need something outside these? See pricing and custom builds →

What it runs

Will it power my site?

Typical site loads, and roughly how long the base unit holds them with no sun at all. Solar input extends every one of these.

Load

Draw

On 5.8kWh

CCTV / security mast

~50W

4 days +

LED site lighting

~200W

~29 hrs

Tool charging station

~300W

~19 hrs

Welfare cabin (heating)

~1.5kW

~4 hrs

Want to combine loads? Try the capacity estimator →

Mounting

It goes on the fence, not the floor.

The panels mount directly to temporary site fencing, boundary walls, hoarding and permanent fencing. No ground fixings, no scaffold, and nothing to reinstate when the job finishes.

Temporary site fencing — the standard heras-style panels already on your compound.
Hoarding and boundary walls — solid runs where there's height to work with.
Permanent fencing — farm boundaries, paddock lines and garden fencing.