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Off-grid solar designed around how you use your property
A weekend cabin, a workshop, and a full-time rural home have very different power needs. Perihelion Solar plans off-grid and resilient power around your Arkansas property, the seasons you use it, and the appliances that matter to you.
Build a realistic energy plan for the property
- Load and occupancy planning for cabins, homes, and rural buildings
- Rooftop or ground-mounted solar and battery sizing
- Motor-starting, heating, cooling, and water-pump requirements
- Low-sun planning, generator support, and future expansion needs
Off-grid design needs to account for more than an average sunny day. We look at overnight use, seasonal sunlight, battery recovery after cloudy weather, and loads that may run while you are away. Generator support and choices about when to run larger appliances can change the equipment required.
What to have ready
Share the location, whether utility power is available, how often the property is occupied, and a list of appliances with approximate daily hours. Photos, roof or ground-array space, shade, cable distances, and a proposed battery location are helpful. Include any future loads you already expect to add.
What happens after you contact us
We start with your intended use and a preliminary energy budget, then review the site and equipment options. The proposal defines the loads, seasonal assumptions, backup strategy, and installation scope. Online planning estimates are a starting point for that property-specific review.
Common questions
Can an off-grid system run air conditioning or a well pump?
Those loads can be included in a design, but their running power, starting demand, and daily use must be checked. They may change the inverter, array, and battery sizes substantially.
Will I need a generator?
That depends on your loads, acceptable downtime, seasonal use, and storage budget. We discuss a low-sun strategy instead of assuming the same solar production every day.
Can I start small and expand?
Tell us what you expect to add. Some equipment supports planned expansion more easily than others, and wiring, space, and controls should be considered before the first installation.