Planning Solar or BESS? First Measure Your Real Power Consumption.
Before committing crores, capture actual load, demand peaks, time-of-day use and power cuts for better sizing decisions.
12 months is recommended for deeper Solar/BESS decisions. EnergyWise also offers 3-month and 6-month monitoring plans, with continuous monitoring as your facility energy manager.
The readiness audit starts with the load you actually run.
EnergyWise turns facility power monitoring into the inputs Solar and BESS teams need before sizing conversations become expensive.
Planning readout
2-second load, demand, TOD, outages, DG and quality signals
2-second live load trace
sample window
Peak demand
612 kVA
against sanctioned load
TOD split
Peak / normal / off-peak
for tariff and storage modelling
Power cuts
4.2 h / week
duration and timing captured
Power quality
Voltage + PF
equipment and reliability context
2-second load cadence
Live load movement captured every 2 seconds, not only interval summaries.
Peak demand
Recorded kVA peaks instead of nameplate assumptions.
TOD split
Peak, normal and off-peak energy share for tariff modelling.
Power cuts
Outage timing and duration captured with the load context.
DG usage
Diesel-backed runtime signals for backup sizing discussions.
Power quality
Voltage, frequency and power factor visibility for equipment risk.
Wrong inputs make Solar and BESS decisions expensive.
Oversizing locks unnecessary CAPEX. Undersizing misses the load you intended to serve. Start with measured data before committing to a capacity path.
Oversizing
Capacity that looks safe on paper can create unnecessary capital lock-in when actual seasonal load, demand peaks or operating hours are lower than assumed.
Undersizing
Capacity that misses real peak demand, backup needs or TOD use can leave the facility dependent on the same grid or DG load it wanted to reduce.
From monitoring to Solar/BESS readiness.
A measured baseline reduces uncertainty before capacity, vendor and investment discussions.
Install monitoring
Connect EnergyWise at the facility panel and begin measuring load, power quality, interruptions and tariff-window usage.
Collect representative data
Choose a 3-month, 6-month or 12-month monitoring plan. For deeper Solar/BESS sizing, 12 months is recommended because seasonal and operating-cycle variation becomes visible.
Review the load profile
Study peaks, baseload, TOD split, power cuts, DG dependence and power quality before vendor sizing discussions.
Evaluate capacity options
Use the measured baseline to compare Solar, BESS or Solar+BESS capacity scenarios without relying on rough estimates.
Made for Indian HT & LT facilities. Talk to an engineer, not a call centre.
EnergyWise is built around the power data that facility, finance and energy teams need before Solar, BESS or open-access decisions.
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