For small off-grid solar installers

Design the off-grid system before choosing the battery.

Share the load profile, autonomy target, solar window, inverter and site conditions. Outravira turns them into a product starting point, an open-risk list, and the evidence needed before quotation and commissioning.

One review path

Inputs → decisions → evidence

  1. Energy and power requirement
  2. Voltage and storage starting point
  3. Equipment compatibility risks
  4. Installation and commissioning inputs
  5. Remote support record

01 · System Design Brief

Start with the energy budget and the worst operating case.

A model name is the output of the first review, not the starting requirement.

01

Loads & energy

Daily Wh/kWh, continuous power, short surge, duty cycle and critical loads.

02

Autonomy & recharge

Days without useful solar, seasonal solar window, generator or grid backup.

03

Existing equipment

Inverter/charger, MPPT, array configuration, protection and monitoring models.

04

Site & expansion

Space, structure, temperature, dust, moisture, altitude and future load growth.

02 · System Starting Points

Choose the architecture after the requirement is visible.

These are configurable discussion points for project review, not universal system recommendations or fixed production promises.

24V system review

OV-B24-100

25.6V · 100Ah · 2560Wh for projects with a confirmed 24V architecture.

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Portable backup and rapid-deployment route

Portable power is a separate operating model.

Use a portable station when mobility, fast setup or temporary backup matters more than a permanently installed battery bank. It is not presented as a substitute for a designed fixed 51.2V system.

03 · Compatibility & Commissioning

Lock the equipment combination before site work.

The approved configuration links the battery version, inverter/charger, MPPT, protection, wiring and commissioning record.

Compatibility matrix

  • Battery-voltage and operating-window match
  • Continuous and surge current path
  • Charge set-points and low-temperature behavior
  • Communication requirement and approved protocol
  • Parallel/expansion rules for the exact production version

Commissioning pack

  • Approved connection and protection schedule
  • Project-confirmed settings sheet
  • Polarity, isolation and pre-energization checks
  • Initial charge/discharge and alarm checks
  • Final configuration and handover record

04 · Remote Diagnostic & Support

Turn a field symptom into an evidence-based next step.

Remote support starts from the approved system record and the actual fault evidence—not a generic replacement promise.

01

Identify

Serial, batch, installed equipment, settings and recent system changes.

02

Capture

Photos, measurements, alarms, logs, load state and environmental conditions.

03

Isolate

Battery, charging, load, connection, configuration or environmental cause.

04

Resolve & record

Corrective action, responsibility path, parts and final project record.

05 · Documents & Evidence Status

Know what exists before committing to the project.

Evidence status follows the exact model, BMS, inverter integration, destination and ordered configuration.

System Design Brief

Template available

Captures loads, autonomy, solar, equipment, site and expansion inputs.

Compatibility Matrix

Project-specific

Records supported, rejected and still-unconfirmed equipment combinations.

Commissioning Pack

Project-specific

Prepared only after the exact electrical and mechanical configuration is approved.

Transport & Market Evidence

Version verification required

Report and certificate identities must match the ordered version and destination.

Remote Support Record

Workflow available

Connects symptoms, evidence, diagnosis, action and responsibility.

Start with what you know

Build the system brief before requesting a model quotation.

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