How much power do you need in a grid outage?
CS2Energy keeps the conversation simple. We begin with the operational requirements of the property, then match the right level of resilience using a Good, Better, or Best energy architecture.
Residential
Keep the home functional, safe, and comfortable when normal utility power is interrupted.
Operational Priorities
- Maintain critical household electrical service.
- Protect refrigeration and food storage.
- Support heating and cooling requirements.
- Keep lighting, communications, and internet available.
- Maintain water, well, sump, or other essential pumps.
- Support medical, mobility, security, and access systems.
- Define the desired duration of continued operation.
- Choose between essential-load, comfort, or near-normal operation.
Residential Solutions
Compare GOOD, BETTER, and BEST levels of power protection after defining the operational needs of the home.
Commercial
Protect the operations, equipment, people, and services that cannot simply stop when utility power is interrupted.
Operational Priorities
- Identify mission-critical business functions.
- Protect refrigeration, process, or production equipment.
- Maintain communications, data, security, and access systems.
- Support life-safety and essential building systems.
- Reduce the financial impact of downtime.
- Maintain critical services during extended disruptions.
- Prioritize loads by operational importance.
- Define acceptable interruption, recovery, and operating duration.
Commercial Solutions
Compare GOOD, BETTER, and BEST levels of power protection from small-business continuity through large-facility and hospital applications.
Start With your Requirements — Not the components.
Describe what must remain powered, and for how long; and what happens if it stops.
CS2Energy will refine the proper Good, Better, or Best architecture for your property.
