Reliable electricity for essential business operations.
The Commercial 12K Core is a solar and battery platform developed for small commercial facilities requiring dependable backup electricity, controlled operating continuity, generator readiness, and future expansion. It is configured around electricity consumption, light bill information, operating hours, critical business loads, site conditions, and financial priorities. Request Commercial Review · Start a Commercial Project
Business Continuity
The Commercial 12K Core is intended to maintain selected business functions during utility interruptions. Typical priorities may include: - Refrigeration - Lighting - Internet and communications - Security systems - Point of sale equipment - Computers and office systems - Guest services - Water pumping - Selected air conditioning - Essential production equipment - Selected receptacles and appliances Large motors, commercial cooking equipment, electric water heating, multiple air conditioning systems, refrigeration compressors, pumps, and other high demand equipment require detailed load review before being included in the backup scope.
Typical system configuration
Hybrid inverter capacity 12 kW commercial capable platform Solar generation 16 to 18 × 585 W solar modules Solar capacity Approximately 9.36 to 10.53 kW DC Battery storage Approximately 28 to 42 kWh System capability Hybrid commercial backup with generator integration capability, monitoring, and controlled expansion Expansion Additional battery storage, load management, backup distribution, and selected solar expansion may be incorporated where the approved architecture permits. Specific manufacturers and models are selected through engineering review, supplier verification, and internal quality assurance.
Built around the operating profile.
Commercial electricity requirements depend on more than monthly consumption. System planning should consider: - Daily operating hours - Peak electricity demand - Load startup current - Critical equipment - Nighttime operation - Weekend operation - Seasonal demand - Staff and customer activity - Generator use - Required business continuity - Available solar production - Battery reserve requirements The objective is to support the operations that matter most without assuming every facility load must operate during an outage.
Critical load strategy
A defined critical load strategy helps align system capability with business priorities. Critical loads may be grouped according to: - Life safety - Product protection - Customer service - Revenue protection - Communications - Security - Water supply - Refrigeration - Essential production - Recovery after an outage Nonessential or high demand equipment may be excluded, scheduled, or controlled to preserve backup performance.
Backup expectations
Battery runtime depends on the loads operating during an outage and the duration of their use. Backup planning should evaluate: - Refrigeration duty cycles - Air conditioning schedules - Motor starting demand - Lighting requirements - Operating hours - Nighttime electricity use - Available solar production - Battery operating limits - Generator availability - Customer operating procedures No guaranteed runtime, uninterrupted operation, light bill reduction, or complete facility backup claim should be made until the commercial load profile is reviewed.
Generator integration
The Commercial 12K Core may be configured for coordinated generator operation where the selected equipment and site conditions permit. Generator integration may support: - Extended utility outages - Battery charging - Temporary high demand loads - Reduced generator runtime - Improved fuel management - Business recovery during severe weather - Continuity during periods of limited solar production Generator size, voltage, frequency, controls, transfer requirements, fuel supply, and operating sequence must be verified for the final project.
Monitoring and operating control
Monitoring may help the customer review: - Solar production - Battery state of charge - Facility electricity use - Grid availability - Generator operation - Critical load demand - System alarms - Historical performance Operating procedures and load controls may help preserve battery capacity and maintain priority business functions during extended interruptions. Available monitoring features depend on the final approved equipment and communications environment.
Suitable applications
The Commercial 12K Core may be appropriate for: - Guesthouses - Small hotels - Restaurants - Professional offices - Retail businesses - Farms - Workshops - Small agricultural facilities - Community businesses - Clinics with limited critical loads - Properties using generators during outages - Facilities seeking phased energy resilience Suitability depends on the actual electricity demand, operating schedule, critical loads, and required backup duration.
Expansion pathway
The Commercial 12K Core may provide a foundation for future growth. Potential additions may include: - Additional battery storage - Expanded backup distribution - Advanced load management - Generator automation - Additional monitoring - Selected solar expansion - Remote system oversight - EV charging coordination - Water pumping integration - Additional commercial energy platforms Expansion remains subject to inverter capacity, battery limits, solar input capability, electrical conditions, available space, and the approved project architecture.
Designed for the operating environment.
Equipment is selected according to the facility location, environmental exposure, electrical conditions, and service requirements. For Jamaica, review may include: - Heat and humidity - Salt or coastal exposure - Flood risk - Hurricane exposure - Utility interruptions - Generator dependence - Transportation and delivery access - Equipment security - Service access - Replacement equipment availability For United States projects, review may include: - Equipment listing requirements - Utility interconnection - Permitting - Inspection readiness - Climate conditions - Local electrical requirements - Commercial code requirements - Contractor responsibilities Core equipment intended for exposed or demanding locations should provide an appropriate enclosure rating, with IP65 or greater preferred unless project conditions support another solution.
Starting at
JMD $2,382,000
USD $14,995 reference price
Starting price for the stated core equipment configuration. Final equipment, availability, price, delivery requirements, and project scope are confirmed through a written quotation. Installation and delivery are priced separately unless expressly included.
What happens next
1. Submit commercial project information Provide the facility location, recent light bills, electricity usage, operating hours, critical loads, generator information, backup priorities, available documents, budget, and schedule. 2. Review the operating requirements WATTS UP JM evaluates the facility load profile, electrical conditions, solar potential, storage requirements, generator strategy, and continuity priorities. 3. Define the backup scope The business functions intended for backup, operating expectations, equipment class, monitoring requirements, and customer responsibilities are documented. 4. Receive a configured proposal The final equipment schedule, battery capacity, solar configuration, pricing, delivery requirements, exclusions, and project responsibilities are confirmed before the order is accepted.
Protect essential operations. Strengthen business resilience.
The Commercial 12K Core provides a coordinated foundation for reliable electricity, controlled outage operation, generator readiness, and future commercial expansion. Request Commercial Review · Submit Project Information