La Jolla, California
Pacific Compound
Design and permitting record. Installation is not complete; system details reflect the engineering scope developed for the project.
Project overview
Pacific Compound
"Pacific Compound" is a coastal residential estate organized across several buildings rather than a single structure. The site includes a primary ocean-facing residence, a theatre building, a guest house, landscaped grounds, and a dedicated recreation area.
The engineering scope defines a 556 kWh battery system with 48 kW of power capacity, coordinated across an 800A service and 144 controlled loads. Battery equipment is planned for the guest-house garage. The design keeps equipment access, multi-building distribution, load priorities, site conditions, and permitting responsibilities visible before installation decisions are finalized.
System profile
System profile
- Battery storage
- 556 kWh
- Power capacity
- 48 kW
- Solar
- Not included in scope
- Generator
- Not included in scope
- Controlled loads
- 144
- Electrical service
- 800A
- Backup scope
- Whole property
- Project stage
- Design + permit
System architecture
System architecture
- Utility
- Controls
- Battery storage
- Managed estate loads
Technologies and considerations
Technologies and considerations
- Battery specification
- Multi-building distribution
- Load-management planning
- Equipment access
- Permitting coordination
Technical details
Technical details
Outcome
A coordinated whole-property backup design connecting battery capacity, multiple buildings, electrical distribution, and 144 managed loads.Related offerings
Related offerings
Boundary of workJLJ provides consulting and engineering guidance. Licensed contractors retain responsibility for physical installation and permit execution. Code, utility, jurisdiction, tax, and legal conclusions require review against actual project conditions.
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