Backup Power
Keeping critical loads running when primary power isn't there
Backup power is about resilience for the loads that matter most — not necessarily removing your connection to the grid entirely. What's realistic for your site depends on an assessment.
Backup power is not the same as complete energy independence
Backup power keeps chosen critical loads running during an outage. Complete independence from the grid is a different, much larger undertaking, and Pazcon Solar won't promise it unless an actual system assessment supports it.
What this covers
The pieces that make up a backup system
Critical loadsIdentifying what actually needs to stay powered.
Backup requirementsHow much coverage and for how long.
Inverter systemsManaging power delivery to your loads.
Battery storageWhere backup energy is held until it's needed.
Solar-assisted backupUsing solar generation to support backup capacity.
How it fits together
A conceptual view of backup power
The actual architecture for your site depends on assessment — this illustrates the general idea.
Grid / Solar
Primary power sources feeding the system.
Inverter
Converts and manages power for use.
Battery
Stores energy for use when needed.
Critical Loads
The equipment that stays powered.
Conceptual illustration only — not a specification for any particular system.
Plan Your Backup System
Tell us which loads matter most and we'll help you plan around them.