Aspen, Colorado
Highlands Hearth
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Project overview
Highlands Hearth
"Highlands Hearth" serves a substantial three-level residence near Aspen Highlands. The property has a more traditional mountain character than many contemporary Aspen homes, with warm wood finishes, sloped rooflines, and a lower-level garage integrated into the site.
The completed system combines 150 kWh of battery storage, 72 kW of power capacity, and a 25 kW solar array. An integrated control strategy coordinates 156 loads across the 1200A service, keeping battery capacity, solar contribution, real-time demand, and whole-home operating priorities connected.
System profile
System profile
- Battery storage
- 150 kWh
- Power capacity
- 72 kW
- Solar
- 25 kW PV array
- Generator
- Not included in scope
- Controlled loads
- 156
- Electrical service
- 1200A
- Backup scope
- Whole home
- Project stage
- Installed project
System architecture
System architecture
- Utility + solar
- Controls
- Battery storage
- Managed whole-home loads
Technologies and considerations
Technologies and considerations
- Solar contribution
- Battery storage
- High-density load management
- Whole-home backup
- Large-service coordination
Technical details
Technical details
Outcome
Whole-home resilience across a 1200A residential service, with 156 loads coordinated around available power and stored energy.Related offerings
Related offerings
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