Denver, Colorado
Lantern House
Completed project record. Approved technical facts and outcomes are preserved while property names and identifying details are withheld or generalized.
Project overview
Lantern House
"Lantern House" is a contemporary residence within a neighborhood of more traditional Denver homes. A tall flat-roof entrance volume and oversized glass doors establish the street-facing architecture, while a conventional sloped roof sits behind the primary facade.
The completed system combines 51.2 kWh of battery storage with a 20 kW solar array and control of 36 loads across the 400A service. The solar installation remains largely concealed from the street, allowing electrical performance and architectural intent to be resolved together.
System profile
System profile
- Battery storage
- 51.2 kWh
- Power capacity
- 24 kW
- Solar
- 20 kW PV array
- Generator
- Not included in scope
- Controlled loads
- 36
- Electrical service
- 400A
- 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
- Integrated load management
- Whole-home backup
- Architectural coordination
Technical details
Technical details
Outcome
Whole-home resilience for a contemporary urban residence, with discreet solar integration and active coordination of 36 loads.Related offerings
Related offerings
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