Your load shape decides the system, not the roof.
We compare how your site actually uses energy through the day with what solar can supply and where tariff windows fall. The shapes below are typical; your assessment uses your bills and metering.
Factory · two shifts: Production follows the shift pattern; the second shift runs into the evening peak.
Grid energy drawn in each tariff window and the highest demand of the day, before and after storage. Bars are relative to the no-storage case; actual tariffs and savings depend on the utility category and are calculated only from your bills.
Nine blocks of site evidence.
Location, climate and solar resource.
Service voltage, transformer and metering.
Baseline consumption and billing structure.
Peak windows and cost structure.
Arrays, inverters and interlocks already installed.
Weekly operating profile.
Starting currents and inductive machinery.
Critical loads, outage history and transfer logic.
EV chargers, new machines and growth.
As deep as your site needs.
Maps bills and climate data. Gives preliminary direction, never a locked design.
Electrical audit of space, cable routes and switchgear.
Temporary monitoring to record detailed load profiles.
Site findings, grid parameters and final design requirements compared.
What you receive.
Baseline consumption over a typical year.
Switchgear, space and structural capacity.
Peak tariff exposure and high-cost windows.
Estimated layout from available roof or land.
Battery scenarios for demand, TOD and backup.
What is still missing, and the next study needed.
Every early output is labelled preliminary. Raw bill calculations are never used as a final execution design.
See how this would work at your site.
Answer a few visual questions and see your site today and with Samvora: at midday, in the evening peak and in a power cut. No sign-up; nothing is sent until you choose.
Start with how your site actually uses energy.
Share a few details and your recent bills. A Samvora engineer reviews your load, tariff and reliability needs before anything is proposed.
