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Battery energy storage for businesses
Put stored energy to work.
A system planned around your equipment, daily energy use and backup priorities. For clinics and commercial buildings in Ontario.
Scheduled daily use and outage backup in one system, installed by licensed electrical contractors.
Two jobs, one system
Stored energy on a normal day, and when the grid fails
Select a state to see where power comes from. A concept view, not a wiring diagram.
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Your backup priorities
What would you want protected?
Choose your site type, tap a few essentials and pick how long they should run.
Planned around the work you need to keep doing
A battery system designed for your site, with installation and commissioning coordinated by EnoPower.
Planned around your equipment
We start with the equipment you want protected and how your building uses energy through the day, not a battery size.
See equipment for your site ›Clear about backup time
What stays on, for how long, and the reserve kept back are set out together in your proposal, so the trade-offs are visible before you decide.
See what affects backup time ›Matched to your site
Service voltage and phases, motor starts, installation conditions and operating hours shape the design, not a one-size kit.
Review three-phase requirements ›From first question to a commissioned system
We ask for technical details only when they matter.
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Share requirements
Use the planner or send a quick request. No electrical knowledge needed.
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Assess the site
We confirm the electrical service, installation location and equipment, by documents or a visit.
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Review the proposal
Configuration, what stays on, transfer arrangement, scope and pricing, with assumptions listed.
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Install and commission
A licensed electrical contractor installs under permit. Tests, settings and documents are recorded at handover.
Request a quote
Tell us what should stay powered and where the site is. We review it and come back with questions or a proposal. No account required.
What helps
- Site type and postal code
- Equipment to protect and the hours it should run
- Anything you already have: a bill, an equipment list, drawings
Electrical contractor? Send a project for review without joining a program.
Solutions
Battery storage for daily use and backup
A commissioned charge schedule for normal days, a transfer arrangement and protected loads for outages, integrated for your site. Solar optional.
- Protected loads
- Selected circuits, up to the whole building where the site allows
- Split or three-phase
- 120/240 V and 120/208 V, qualified per site
- Scheduled charging
- Commissioned charge and discharge schedule with a reserve
- Licensed install
- Under permit and inspection
Coverage
Choose how much stays on
The right level depends on your equipment, your electrical service and how long you need backup.
Essential equipment
Lights, network, computers and refrigeration on selected circuits.
Most of the site
Essentials plus key equipment and some heating or cooling.
The whole building
A design objective, not a default. It needs a load, startup, phase, duration and wiring review before we confirm it.
Site fit
Why your electrical service shapes the design
Two buildings with the same equipment can need different systems. Four things we check before anything is promised.
Target configurations are 120/240 V split-phase and 120/208 V three-phase. Other services, including 347/600 V, are reviewed per site. Optional solar is sized with the storage, where the site and configuration allow.
Send service details for review ›- Voltage and phases
- Single-phase and three-phase sites use different system arrangements. Three-phase applications require review of the supported system arrangement, each phase's loads and the site's electrical service.
- Per-phase limits
- Each phase has its own limit. Where heavy equipment sits on one phase, the review looks at that phase, not only the total.
- Motor starts
- Compressors, suction, pumps and HVAC draw several times their running power for a moment at startup. We collect startup data instead of guessing.
- Transfer arrangement
- An automatic transfer switch (ATS) can move protected loads to stored energy and back without an operator. A manual transfer switch (MTS) needs an authorized person. Your proposal states which applies and what it means for interruption.
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Illustrative shares. Actual behaviour follows your configuration and settings.
Specifications
Planning information. Your proposal states the configuration for your site.
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Find the right configuration
Tell us about the site. We review it and prepare a proposal.
Platform
Power first. A considered path to control.
An EnoPower system is configured for each project. Monitoring, permitted-load control and compatible lighting are planned capabilities and are shown separately.
Configured for each project
01Stored energy
Capacity sized for the project.
02Power conversion and transfer
Arrangement confirmed per site.
03Selected equipment
Agreed in your proposal.
Planned capabilities
Monitoring, permitted-load control and compatible lighting
Availability and compatibility require a documented release. Not part of current proposals.
Conceptual system relationship only. Not a wiring diagram or an upgrade guarantee.
How the layers fit
Select a layer to see what it does and whether it is available today.
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On the roadmap
Not available today and not part of current proposals. Future upgrades are not included or guaranteed, and may need hardware changes.
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Applications
Choose your site type to see what usually stays on and what we look at more closely.
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Equipment examples only. Final scope is agreed in your proposal.
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How it works
How the system runs each day, and how a project moves from first question to handover.
Two jobs, one system
Stored energy on a normal day, and when the grid fails
Select a state to see where power comes from. A concept view, not a wiring diagram.
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The battery charges while electricity is priced lower.
Daytime
The grid supplies the building. The battery holds its charge and reserve.
Higher-priced hours
Stored energy supplies part of the building.
During an outage
Protected loads move onto stored energy through the transfer arrangement in your proposal. An automatic transfer switch (ATS) does this without an operator; a manual transfer switch (MTS) needs an authorized person. A reserve is kept back for this.
The reserve trade-off: energy kept for outages is energy not used on the daily schedule. Settings are agreed at commissioning and can be changed.
Charging
Grid
Stored energy
Illustrative. Hours follow your rate plan and settings agreed at commissioning.
Your project, step by step
Who does what at each stage.
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What affects backup time
Backup time is not a property of the battery alone. Four quantities decide it together, and your proposal states each one for your configuration.
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Protected load
Everything that runs at the same time, plus startup surges from motors.
kWh
Usable energy
Stored energy the system can actually deliver, after conversion losses and depth-of-discharge limits.
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Reserve
The share held back for outages instead of being used on the daily schedule.
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Desired hours
How long the protected load should run. Fewer loads or a larger reserve stretch the same energy further.
Roughly, the energy held in reserve divided by the protected load gives the hours. We give a figure for your site only after a technical review.
What should your backup plan cover?
Five questions worth asking of any proposal, ours included, and where EnoPower answers each one.
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Which equipment and circuits are included?
Listed by name in your proposal, from the equipment you selected in the planner and the site assessment.
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How much can run at the same time, including motor starts?
Stated as a continuous rating and a startup allowance, with the startup data we collected for compressors, pumps and HVAC.
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How long can the selected loads run at the planned reserve?
Given as hours for the listed loads at the agreed reserve, with usable energy and losses shown, not a battery size alone.
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What happens during grid loss, equipment failure and restoration?
The transfer arrangement (ATS or MTS), expected interruption, alarms and the return to grid supply are described for your configuration.
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What site review, installation work and commissioning evidence are included?
Scope, exclusions, permit and inspection responsibilities, and the commissioning record you receive at handover.
What helps us prepare a proposal
Site type and location
A postal code is enough to start.
What matters most
Backup, scheduling, peak demand, and what should stay on.
Anything you already have
Bills, equipment lists or drawings. Not sure is fine.
Never open an electrical panel or remove a cover to answer our questions. We collect those details during review.
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About the project
A few basics so we can route your request.
What should the system do?
Choose everything that applies. Planned features are labelled and are not part of current proposals.
What needs power?
Choose what needs to stay on. Add ratings if you know them; we confirm the rest in review.
Choose familiar equipment. Typical values are used until you add your own.
Backup is not selected, so this step is optional.
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Essential means it must stay on. Occasional means it runs now and then, not all day.
Essential items are what must stay on. Occasional use counts for a quarter of the time, or less.
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Attach your load schedule in the Site step. A specialist reviews it. No figure is calculated here.
Equipment you selected is kept as notes and never added to this total.
About the site
Optional. Share what you know and we confirm the rest during review.
Documents (optional)
Bills, equipment lists, load schedules, drawings or photos of existing conditions. PDF, images, CSV or Excel, up to 10 MB each.
Files upload as soon as you add them, to private storage for this request. Delete takes a file out of this request and asks our server to erase the uploaded copy. The list shows when that is confirmed.
Preview build: files stay on this device and are not uploaded.
Never open a panel or remove a cover for a photo. Do not upload patient information or payment details, and redact account numbers you do not need to share.
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Check your answers
Edit any section. Your other answers stay as they are.
Indicative requirement
Requirements summary
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Draft calculation. Usable capacity, losses, inverter output, startup and phase limits are applied in technical review.
Final sizing is confirmed after a technical review.
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How should we reach you?
Only what we need to follow up on this request.
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You can wait, fix them in the Site step, or send now and share them later. We note what is missing.
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For contractors
For electrical contractors
Submit a client project, find technical documents or register partner interest. Each one is separate.
Submit a project
Send load schedules, drawings and service details. You keep the client relationship, and client details are not needed to start.
Start a project ›Technical documents
Checklists and templates for site readiness, electrical data, responsibilities and commissioning.
Browse documents ›Partner interest
Reselling, referral and installation are separate relationships. Terms are discussed individually.
Register interest ›What helps us quote a project
- Service voltage, phase and main breaker rating
- A load schedule, measured demand or an equipment list
- Single-line drawings, if available
- Startup data for motors, compressors and pumps
- Installation location, project reference and timeline
Missing something? Send what you have. Nothing here requires joining a program.
Partners
Register partner interest
We are recording interest in reselling, referral and installation relationships. They are separate, and no program terms are published yet. To quote a project, submit it directly.
Interest registered
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Resources
Documents and answers, grouped by who they help.
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No questions match. Try another word, or ask us.
Contact and support
New projects and existing systems are handled separately, so each reaches the right person.
New project or quote ›Use the Energy Planner or send a quick request.
Contractors and partners ›Project submission, documents and partner interest.
Existing system supportChoose Existing system support in the form. Support is handled apart from new quotes.
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