Solar planning for Warehouses and Logistics.
A warehouse proposal should distinguish between general building loads and critical operations such as cold storage, security, IT, conveyors, loading equipment and charging infrastructure. Roof suitability, tenant arrangements and the facility’s connection capacity also affect project feasibility.
What we need to assess
- Roof condition, structural capacity and usable PV area
- Daytime occupancy, lighting and HVAC schedules
- Cold storage, refrigeration and temperature-critical loads
- Forklift or fleet charging requirements
- Tenant, landlord and metering arrangements
- Backup priorities, grid interface and expansion plans
How system capacity is selected
The 20kW, 40kW, 50kW, 80kW and 100kW examples on our website are illustrative configurations. The appropriate system depends on the site load profile, peak demand, operating schedule, electrical supply, available PV area, battery duty and grid requirements. A technical review is required before a design or performance estimate can be confirmed.
For background on the available configurations, visit the commercial high-voltage solar range.