Solutions
The systems Mansa installs, how each site is engineered, and who they serve.
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The system
No generator in the loop.
Solar and grid charge the batteries. The batteries carry the site. The diesel generator is decommissioned.
What we install
Storage, solar and the transition.
Battery energy storage
Lithium iron phosphate storage in vertical, modular outdoor cabinets. Cabinets add in units to match the load, and their small footprint suits tower compounds and tight urban sites.
Solar PV
Rooftop and ground-mount arrays sized to charge storage and carry daytime load. Solar share depends on the space each site has.
Solar-first dispatch
Solar charges storage first. Once the batteries are full, solar feeds the site directly and displaces grid power. The grid tops up only when solar falls short, and storage carries the site through every outage.
Managed energy transition
A staged move off diesel for offices, showrooms and estates, under one contract with one counterparty.
Dispatch logic
Solar first. Grid second. Diesel never.
Solar has first call on every kilowatt-hour. It charges the batteries to full capacity first. Once storage is full, solar feeds the site directly and displaces grid power. The grid supplies only what solar cannot, and the batteries carry the site through every outage. The generator is decommissioned, so diesel’s share is zero.
Engineering
Every site engineered on its own data.
Site survey
Each site is surveyed for load, grid hours, roof and ground space, and access.
Load model
The system is sized on the site’s real load profile, not a nameplate estimate.
Equipment selection
Storage and solar are specified from tier-one manufacturers for each programme.
Remote monitoring
Every system reports its performance, so faults are found before the client notices them.
Who we serve
Sites that cannot go dark.
Telecom infrastructure
Towers, switching sites, offices and showrooms that cannot lose power.
Banking and financial services
Head offices, data centres and branches that must report their emissions under IFRS S2 from 2028.
Commercial and industrial
Factories, cold chain, logistics hubs and retail estates with high diesel bills.
Public infrastructure
State facilities such as hospitals, water works and government campuses.
Have a site that runs on diesel?
Send us its address, load and generator hours. We will survey it.
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