How big does your off-grid system need to be?

Five quick questions about how the property will run in winter. No guesswork, no sales call — Scott reads every one and sends back a written winter load report with two system options and an estimated price for each.

How the house runs in winter

Answer for a cold week in February, when the system has to work hardest. Pick what will actually happen at 7am on a frosty morning, not what you would like to happen.

1. How many people live there?

2. What heats the house?

3. What heats the hot water?

4. How do you cook?

The big extras

5. Which of these will be on the system? Tick all that apply, or none.

Electric vehicle — miles per week, if charged at homeLeave blank if there is no EV.

Anything else we should know?Workshop machinery, unusual equipment, plans to expand.

Where to send your report and estimate

Scott reads every one and sends back a written winter load report with two system options — full winter cover, and a leaner system that relies more on the generator in winter — each with an estimated price.

Name

Phone

Site postcode

No mailing list, no sharing. Just the report.

Your winter load category

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Answer the five questions above and your category appears here.