Build a solar backup and CCTV project with TechStore
Tell TechStore the setting and main need in one short message—for example: a home with solar backup and six cameras, four indoors and two outdoors. Unknown watts or roof measurements do not have to stop the first discussion. We can compare preliminary Essential, Balanced and Premium equipment options, then refine the option you prefer.
Solar and backup: what changes the equipment?
The backed-up loads, supply phase, expected backup time, battery requirements and PV design determine the final selection. A dedicated essentials circuit and whole-home backup are different projects. Preliminary estimates are not guaranteed runtime; the final load, startup, BMS and installation checks are confirmed before system approval.
Cameras: keep the requested scope clear
Keep the indoor/outdoor split and camera count the same when comparing budgets. Upgrade the model, appropriate storage or useful reserve capacity rather than silently adding cameras. Check viewing angles, night conditions, recording channels, PoE power and recording disk requirements for the actual installation.
What does the quotation include?
Choose the verified products and quantities, review the equipment subtotal, and request a draft quotation/PDF. A partial equipment quote is clearly distinguished from a complete installed-system price. Panels, HDD, protections, wiring, delivery and installation are listed separately when pending. Current price, stock, taxes and any discount must be confirmed for the final offer.
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Questions customers ask
What if I do not know appliance wattage?
Start with the appliances you want to back up and your approximate backup goal. We can show preliminary equipment options, then confirm actual consumption and startup loads before sizing the final system.
Is a draft quotation an invoice or confirmed order?
No. A draft/PDF is a proposal for review. Equipment, availability, installation and commercial terms require confirmation before an order is final.