Start with the job
Good power starts
with the right parts.
A backup system, a weekend away or a site beyond the grid. Tell us what needs to run, and we can help you choose the equipment around it.
Power for everyday life.
Build around the loads that matter, the available solar and the time you need to run without the grid.
Think in systems.
Inverter/chargers, MPPT solar charging, battery storage and GX monitoring each have a part to play. Compatibility and system sizing matter as much as the rating on a single box.
- Home backup and energy storage
- Business continuity and solar upgrades
- Off-grid homes and outbuildings
For a useful starting point, send a load list, existing equipment details and your location.
Discuss your home or business systemTake your power
with you.
Charging and monitoring for the house battery that runs your fridge, lighting and the comforts you take along.
Make the charging sources work together.
Explore DC-DC charging from the vehicle, solar charging when parked and battery monitoring that helps you understand what is left.
- Orion DC-DC chargers and converters
- SmartSolar MPPT controllers
- SmartShunt battery monitoring and battery chargers
Tell us the vehicle, alternator type, battery chemistry and the equipment you want to run.
Plan your vehicle powerReady for time
on the water.
Power for your house bank, from a day on a fishing boat to longer periods aboard.
Start with the boat and its batteries.
Shore power, alternator charging and solar need to suit the battery bank and the installation environment. We can help you identify the products to discuss with your marine installer.
- Battery charging and DC-DC conversion
- Inverters and inverter/chargers
- Battery monitoring and connected system visibility
Share the system voltage, battery details, available charging sources and the loads aboard.
Discuss your marine equipmentKeep the outlying
site in view.
Power and monitoring for network equipment, radios, cameras and security infrastructure away from a convenient mains supply.
Plan for the site you actually have.
Consider the continuous load, winter solar conditions, battery autonomy, DC voltage and available communications. A remote site needs a complete plan for power and visibility.
- MPPT charging and battery monitoring
- DC-DC conversion for the required equipment voltage
- GX monitoring and LoRa relay-control options
Send the equipment load, site location, required runtime and connectivity details.
Discuss a remote site
From Thanda · LoRa Relay System
A connection
beyond the cable.
Explore wireless relay control for sites where running a control cable is difficult.
The LoRa site explains the system, hardware and setup in detail. Start there to check how it fits your application, then talk to us about the equipment you need.
Already know the part?
Go straight to the products.
Browse the range and build a quote request around the equipment you need.