Power your site
can count on.
Samvora designs, builds and runs solar, battery and control systems that work with your grid, generator and machines.
About 2 minutes · No contact details needed
Solar makes powerThe battery stores itControls decideGenerator only as backup
What's holding your site back?
Tap one to start. We ask a few short questions about it.
- Power cuts stop workKeep chosen loads running when the grid fails.
- Diesel costs too muchRun the generator less, and only when needed.
- Peak-hour chargesEvening units cost more. Shift what you can.
- Motors strain the supplyHeavy starts on pumps, mills and compressors.
- My solar stops in a power cutKeep your panels and add a battery.
- The bill keeps risingUse more of your own energy, buy less.
Built for how your site works.
IndustrialFactories & manufacturingShift loads, compressors, demand peaks.
ProcessStone crushers & heavy motorsJaw, screen, cone and conveyors on weak feeders.
HealthcareHospitals & clinicsCritical wards, OT and lifts on protected supply.
HospitalityHotels & restaurantsEvening guest peak, kitchens and laundry.
CommercialMalls & commercial buildingsChillers, escalators, tenants, carports.
Fuel retailPetrol stationsDispensers that keep selling through a cut.
Cold chainCold storage & food processingRefrigeration that never stops.
LogisticsWarehouses & logisticsBig roofs, shift loads, fleet charging.
Residential · commonHousing societies & RWAsLifts, water pumping, common lighting.
ResidentialHomes & villasSolar, hybrid inverter and battery.
Illustrations are original engineering concepts, not photographs of Samvora installations. Example journey: Explore a stone-crusher system
From your problem to a plan you can keep.
- Tell us about your siteA few visual questions. Skip anything you don't know.
- See your system changeYour site today, and with Samvora, at midday, in the evening peak and in a power cut.
- Keep your assessmentA short report you can download, with what an engineer still needs to check.
Watch a reference plant through a day
Qualitative behaviour · no figuresTap a numbered pin or equipment name to inspect its current state.
Normal day · Midday · grid available · with the Samvora configuration
- Solar supplies the site loads first.
- Surplus solar charges the battery for later.
- The grid tops up whatever solar does not cover.
- The generator stays off.
One reference site, one engineering state. Illustrative behaviour: no ratings, sizes or savings are shown. This demonstration is separate from your own assessment.
See what Samvora changes on a reference plant
New industrial plant → Solar + BESS + PCS + EMS
Where it hurts today
- A second shift runs straight into the evening peak-tariff window.
- Demand charges are set by short simultaneous starts of compressors and lines.
- Supply is mostly reliable, but an interruption stops production and the DG takes time to start.
What changes
- Solar supplies the day; surplus charges the battery.
- The EMS caps grid demand and discharges through the peak window.
- On a grid failure the grid-forming PCS carries critical loads; the DG is last resort.
Impact, classed honestly
- Solar yield and self-consumption · Calculable
- Demand-limit compliance · Calculable
- Lifecycle cost of energy · Estimate until measured
- Transformer and protection capacity · Needs site verification
Interactive comparison loads with JavaScript. Qualitative behaviour only: no ratings, savings or backup times are shown.
No guesswork presented as engineering. Every figure Samvora shares carries its basis. Sizes and savings come only after an engineer reviews your bills, load data and site.
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