Equipment
Filter by system. Full specifications and datasheets on request, along with pricing and availability.
Dual-gun 180 kW charging with a 75″ sunlight-readable display running scheduled content whether or not a car is plugged in.
The same media surface in a narrower cabinet, for retail forecourts where the footprint is tight.
Power cabinet feeding up to four dispensers, with power shared dynamically across whichever vehicles are connected.
Two Type 2 sockets on one pillar with dynamic load balancing, for car parks where cars stay for hours.
Wall-mounted charging for workplaces, hotel garages and depots, load-managed across the whole array.
Half-cut monocrystalline panel for commercial roofs, with a linear output warranty over 25 years.
Glass-glass bifacial panel that also harvests reflected light. Worth it on light roofs, canopies and ground mounts.
Commercial-scale inverter with per-string monitoring, so a failing string is visible before the monthly bill is.
Aluminium substructure for trapezoidal sheet, membrane, tile and ballasted flat roofs, engineered to local wind and snow loads.
Generation over a car park that already exists. Shaded spaces below, and the natural place to put chargers.
LFP cabinet sized to shave a shift-start peak or carry an evening tariff window, with integrated fire protection and thermal management.
Megawatt-scale storage in a standard container, for sites where the connection is the constraint rather than the roof.
Runs solar, battery and grid on one controller, and holds the building up when the grid drops.
Indoor rack-mounted LFP modules for plant rooms, extended a module at a time as the load grows.
Decides when the battery charges and when it discharges, against the site's own tariff windows and load profile.
Die-cast aluminium high bay for halls, warehouses and workshops. Motion and daylight sensing sit in the fixture, and lights group and zone over a ZigBee mesh from the remote, with no gateway in between.
Sealed against dust, water and impact, for car parks, stairwells and production areas. Power and colour temperature are set on the fixture itself by DIP switch, and double-ended supply lets a run be cascaded from one feed.
Linear fitting for offices, corridors and retail floors, suspended, surface-mounted or recessed. The motion and daylight sensors are built into the body, so a run needs no separate sensor head.
Drops into an existing T8 bracket and joins the same mesh as everything else. The sensor is inside the tube, which is what makes a retrofit a lamp change rather than a rewire.
