System Designer — Oran Renewable Energy

Power

Type

Panels

Inverter

Batteries

Step 1 of 5 — Your Power Requirements

Every recommendation is calculated from the numbers you enter here.

Average daily electricity usage (kWh/day)

Check your monthly electricity bill and divide total kWh by days billed. Typical Iraqi household: 25–45 kWh/day.

30 kWh

Essential load to keep powered during a grid cut (kW)

Add only must-run items: fridge, lights, fans, Wi-Fi, water pump. Typical: 2–4 kW.

3 kW

Desired backup duration during a grid outage (hours)

How long should batteries keep essentials running? Many Iraqi households target 6–12 hours to cover load-shedding.

8 hrs

Choose how your system will generate and store power.

Power source architecture

Grid + Solar Hybrid

Use solar during the day, grid as backup. Recommended for most Iraqi households.

Solar-Only Off-Grid

Fully independent from the national grid. Requires larger panel and battery bank.

Grid-Only Backup (No Solar)

Batteries only — no solar panels. Keeps essentials running during grid outages.

Based on 450W panels, 5.5 peak sun hours/day (Iraq average).

Number of 450W solar panels

Select the inverter that fits your architecture and load.

Inverter model

LiFePO₄ batteries, 5 kWh usable each. Pre-filled to meet your backup goal.

Number of batteries (5 kWh usable each)

Sized to your exact power needs.

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