Start benefiting from their extensive years of experience, construction know-how, and specialised equipment right away with a high-quality site analysis. To remove uncertainty from a project, they employ high-quality, specialised site evaluation tools, such as those from Solmetric. Rest assured, they have the expertise and tools to deliver the best results for any project. Two primary guidelines from which Bur Oaks has benefited greatly are the following two design philosophies. By creating systems with as few points of failure as possible, there will be the fewest possible failures. Again, by creating efficient systems, they will function effectively.

They are always providing their clients with the greatest equipment available and keeping up with the most recent advancements. They are known for creating practical solutions. Panels, modules, BIPV, inverters, charge controllers, mounting options, and e-panels are among their Ontario solar product offerings. In Ontario, Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) are leading the way in energy innovation, converting buildings into energy-producing assets in North Bay, Sudbury, and Manitoulin Island. With the help of BIPV technology, photovoltaic materials may be smoothly incorporated into building components like windows or roofs, which reduces the need for extra space and improves aesthetic value.

A spokesperson for Bur Oak Resources mentioned, "The BIPV technology offers substantial long-term energy cost reductions in addition to supporting Ontario's sustainability goals. For new builds and renovations looking to maximise solar energy without sacrificing design, BIPV is a great option. There are other technologies which work efficiently when it comes to solar energy. Another big example is the E-Panels. They provide a small and effective interface option for controlling the power conversion machinery necessary for renewable energy installations. These panels are especially well-suited for installations in places where efficiency and space are critical, such as Sudbury and Manitoulin Island."

In a rural cottage or house, solar power can supply most or all of the energy. An expert should ideally design the solar system to fit the particular power load and lifestyle of the user. As the systems are modular, they may expand to meet any changing power needs. In addition to storing batteries, solar off-grid systems Ontario frequently feature back-up generators. Off-grid inverter systems come with integrated battery chargers and can even be programmed to trigger the generator on their own when necessary. The majority of inverters utilised in off-grid solar systems power the entire house by connecting straight to the AC load centre.