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Nigeria
South Africa
About Us
Who We Are
What We Do
Solar Finance
Careers
FAQ’s
Solar Electricity for Homes
Solar Plans & Offers
Solar-as-a-service
Get Quote Form
Purchase Solar Online
Find the Right System
About Solar
Why Choose Our System?
Feed In Tariffs
Solar Credit Scheme
Commercial
Solar Business Solutions
Become a Solar Partner Merchant
Franchise Opportunities at WiSolar
Become a Partner
Developer Partner
Merchant Partner
Installer Partner
Dealer Assist
OEM
Telecom Towers – Battery use case
Residential Estates – Battery use case
Residential Estates – Sustainability case
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Residential Estates – Sustainability case
Below is a high-level technical design and business model proposal for deploying WiSolar batteries in residential estates:
Technical Design
System Components
WiSolar Batteries (WIS 5.0L-B1)
Modular lithium-ion battery units to store solar energy.
Each unit supports up to 5.1kWh capacity (can scale based on demand).
Solar PV Panels
Installed on rooftops or as a centralized solar farm.
Sized according to the estate’s energy consumption.
Hybrid Inverters
Converts DC power (from solar and batteries) to AC power for household use.
Manages energy flow between the grid, batteries, and load.
Energy Management System (EMS)
Monitors energy generation, storage, and consumption in real-time.
Provides an interface for residents and estate managers to track usage.
Grid Connection (Optional)
For estates that are partially connected to the grid.
Acts as a backup or secondary power source.
System Design Approaches
Option 1: Decentralized System (Individual Homes)
Each home has its own WiSolar battery and solar PV system.
Homeowners manage their own energy usage and storage.
Ideal for estates where homes operate independently.
Option 2: Centralized System (Shared Community Battery)
A large central WiSolar battery system serves the entire estate.
Solar energy is collected from a central solar farm or rooftop array.
Energy is distributed to homes based on demand.
Option 3: Hybrid System
Combines decentralized home batteries with a smaller centralized battery.
Central battery acts as a backup or buffer for peak demand.
Business Model
Outright Purchase
Ownership Models
Homeowners or the estate management purchase and own the WiSolar batteries outright.
Full control over energy usage and cost savings.
Subscription Model
Ownership Models
Residents pay a monthly fee for access to stored energy from the central battery.
WiSolar or estate management retains ownership of the batteries.
Lease-to-Own
Ownership Models
Residents or the estate lease the batteries with the option to own them after a set period.
Low upfront cost with long-term ownership benefits.
Energy as a Service (EaaS)
Ownership Models
WiSolar provides a fully managed energy solution, including installation, maintenance, and operation.
Residents pay per kWh of energy consumed from the system.
Revenue Streams
Business Model
Energy Savings: Residents save on electricity bills by using stored solar energy.
Energy Trading: Surplus energy can be sold back to the grid or to other residents (if regulations permit).
Financial Benefits
Up to 40% Cost Savings: Reduction in electricity bills for residents.
Low Maintenance Costs: WiSolar batteries are durable with minimal upkeep.
High ROI: Faster return on investment due to energy independence and grid reliance reduction.
Implementation Plan
Phase 1: Feasibility Study
Analyze the estate’s energy consumption patterns.
Assess solar potential and battery storage needs.
Engage stakeholders to determine the preferred ownership/business model.
Phase 2: System Design and Installation
Customize the system (decentralized, centralized, or hybrid).
Install WiSolar batteries, solar PV systems, and EMS.
Conduct testing and commissioning.
Phase 3: Operation and Monitoring
Train estate management and residents on system usage.
Implement real-time monitoring via EMS or a mobile app.
Schedule regular maintenance and performance reviews.
Phase 4: Scaling and Expansion
Expand battery capacity as the estate grows.
Integrate additional features, such as EV charging stations or smart appliances.
Sustainability and Marketing Benefits
Sustainability: Position the estate as a green, eco-friendly community.
Marketing: Highlight energy independence and cost savings as selling points to attract residents.
Community Engagement: Educate residents about renewable energy benefits.
Contact us to learn more or make a purchase:
salesng@wisolar.co
WIS 5.0L-B1 User Manual
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