Process
Process, warranty and payment
Each step ends with a deliverable you can check before the next step.

- 1
Survey
Check the roof, structure, switchboards and 3–12 months of bills.
Deliverable: Survey record, roof photos, load list
- 2
Load metering
Install EMS meters for a few weeks to get a real hourly load profile.
Deliverable: Hourly load profile report
- 3
Design and quote
Size the PV and battery, draw the connection; written quotation.
Deliverable: Drawings, equipment list, written quotation
- 4
Install and accept
Install, test, accept with you and complete utility procedures.
Deliverable: Acceptance record, as-built file
- 5
Operate
Monitor through EMS, monthly reports, scheduled maintenance.
Deliverable: Monthly EMS report, maintenance schedule
Warranty
Panels
By the manufacturer: Hi-MO X10 15 years product, Hi-MO 7 12 years; both 30 years power.
Inverters, batteries
By the manufacturer of the chosen equipment, stated in the quotation.
Installation
TTK warrants the workmanship for the period stated in the contract.


Payment
- Pay by the milestones in the contract: Signing, equipment delivery, acceptance.
- If you borrow from a bank, TTK supplies the technical file; loan terms are set by the bank.
- Quotations list equipment, model numbers, quantities, warranties and installation time.
Scheduled maintenance
- Clean panels according to local dust levels.
- Check connectors, switchboards and inverter temperature.
- Review EMS reports and compare output with expectations.
Three packages to start from
A
Package A: Grid-tied + EMS
For factories that run mostly in daytime
- Rooftop panels
- Grid-tied inverter
- EMS metering per feeder
B
Package B: Hybrid + small battery
For workshops with short load peaks
- Rooftop panels
- Hybrid inverter
- Small peak-shaving battery
- EMS control
C
Package C: Hybrid + large battery
For hotels and sites with heavy evening use
- Rooftop panels
- Hybrid inverter
- Large storage battery
- EMS control and reporting
No fixed list prices: Cost depends on roof, load and equipment, and is quoted in writing after a survey.