Maintain the required pool operation
Have the pool professional confirm the required filtration and chemical schedule before changing run times.
Mirasol · Los Cabos
Size solar for a Cabo rental using occupancy, A/C and pool schedules. Compare occupied and empty periods before adding panels or a battery.
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A rental does not have a universal self-consumption percentage. Guest schedules, cooling, water heating and pool operation vary. Start with the annual bills and occupancy calendar, then examine a representative occupied period and an empty period.
| Period | Record | Design question |
|---|---|---|
| Occupied | Guest nights and A/C hours | How much load is after sunset? |
| Empty | Pool, refrigeration and standby loads | Which loads continue without guests? |
| Turnover | Laundry, cleaning and hot water | Can flexible loads move to solar hours? |
Illustrative pool load: 1 kW for 6 hours uses 6 kWh/day. Moving those hours from night to daylight does not reduce the pump’s energy by itself. It may increase direct use of solar if production is available at the same time.
Have the pool professional confirm the required filtration and chemical schedule before changing run times.
List the guest services that must continue in an outage. Whole-villa A/C and basic refrigeration need very different inverter power and energy.
Show generation, direct use, export treatment and remaining CFE charges across the full occupancy pattern. For batteries, show the added equipment cost and usable energy. Avoid treating avoided refunds, higher bookings or a fixed payback as measured results without records.
Record consumption and balances at each property handover.
Measure the operating profile that annual bills cannot show.
FAQ
No. Compare the actual night load, export contract and backup priorities. Some properties can improve daytime use with scheduling; others need storage for specific loads.
Only a system designed and tested for backup can supply its selected loads during an outage. Confirm the A/C circuits and expected runtime in writing.
A full year of CFE bills, occupancy calendar, equipment list, operating schedules and the services you want backed up.
Sources
These references provide technical context. Your location, energy needs and project scope still need an individual assessment.
Ready to start?
Use your CFE bill for an initial assessment. Roof conditions, equipment and the final scope need confirmation before installation.