1 Bedroom
100up's compact backup off-grid solar: 1.4kW solar (3 panels), 5 or 8kWh Sigenergy battery, 5-6kW Sigenergy inverter, mounted on a galvanised steel frame. Easy to deploy as a backup or tiny-house solution. 2,500-13,500.
Ideal for tiny house owners needing a reliable primary power source, small off grid dwellings where roof mounting is not practical, and hands on owner builders who want to complete most of the installation themselves. It’s also well suited to properties where the system may need to be relocated in the future, or for buyers who prefer to start with a manageable system and expand capacity over time.
Three panels. One battery. Up to four hours to set up.
The Small Compact system is 100UP’s ground-mounted off-grid kit built specifically for tiny houses and small off-grid dwellings. Free-standing, prewired, and designed to go up without heavy machinery. Two people can assemble the frame. An electrician needs an hour or two for the final connections, that’s it.
It runs on 1.4kW of solar and either a 5kWh or 8kWh Sigenergy battery bank. Enough for lighting, fridge, device charging, and small appliances. And if your needs grow, it expands. Also includes a switchboard and bracket system. This allows you to mount the switchboard and battery on the frame. Extra panels via 3-panel extension blocks, extra batteries whenever you’re ready.
The frame is portable too so it can relocate if your tiny house moves. Permanently installed or picked up and shifted. The system works as a Small Backup Off-Grid Solar System too .
Larger single occupancy home owners may find they need more than this system delivers long-term. While the system is design to expand The 1-bedroom off-grid system is configured with 10kW inverter capacity and designed with 48-hour battery autonomy. A daily demand Target of 15kWh/day
is often where a small home runs comfortably through winter without load compromises.
Ground mounting is available across the full range.
Ideal for tiny house owners needing a reliable primary power source, small off grid dwellings where roof mounting is not practical, and hands on owner builders who want to complete most of the installation themselves. It’s also well suited to properties where the system may need to be relocated in the future, or for buyers who prefer to start with a manageable system and expand capacity over time.
