System sizer
Let the load define the system.
Build a load inventory, preserve must-run energy, and pressure-test battery storage, solar recovery, continuous inverter output, startup surge, and controller current before comparing components.
Appliance load list
Turn the equipment you already know into planning inputs.
Classify must-run and shed-able energy, then mark the devices that overlap and record the highest documented startup demand. The example rows are editable starting inputs: replace their values with appliance labels and the operating pattern you expect to use.
Planning tool
Build a planning baseline
Separate must-run energy from shed-able loads, then pressure-test battery reserve, solar recovery, continuous power, and startup demand.
The values below are editable planning baselines. Change the few inputs you know; open Advanced assumptions only when they change your decision.
What moves this result most
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Compare this baseline against roof space, seasonal production, and your actual equipment documentation.
Planning brief
Turn the estimate into checks you can verify.
Use this pre-purchase brief to compare component documentation against the plan you just built.
Next decision
Plan tools
Keep this useful version close, shareable, and easy to revisit.
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Battery storage
——Inverter
——Solar array
——Charge controller
——What becomes constraining first?
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Must match
Optional paths
Resolve before shortlist
Ready to compare
Use the plan to check the right specifications.
What it models
Critical and optional energy, reserve days, nominal voltage, sunlight, running load, startup demand, and visible baseline/pressure assumptions.
Installation checks
Use the baseline to check site shading, mounting, wiring, protection, equipment compatibility, permits, and local installation requirements.
Best next action
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