Class 01M-Box
An outdoor energy cabinet for backup, automation and digital monitoring of one home.
- Storage
- 5–20 kWh*
- Power
- 3–12 kW*
In development · not a ready product
Autonomy
We are exploring a future energy, water, climate and safety system. There is currently no ready, validated specification or launch date. ModulDim’s first pilot is a standard-design home without autonomy.
01Critical loadsFirst, we define what must always work
02Required backup durationWe calculate the scenario, not buy a battery at random
03Unified controlSystem status is clear to the homeowner, not just the engineer
Control over dependencies
Autonomy does not mean living without the world. It means staying in control.
The grid can remain the primary source. But the home is prepared: it knows what to support during an outage, what reserves are available, how to protect water and heating, and when to alert the owner to a critical condition.
Future product concepts
Three scales. One engineering approach.
The class is determined not by the desired number of batteries, but by the number of buildings, critical resources, power requirements and the system's responsibilities.
Class 01
Class 02M-Node
A separate pavilion for energy, water, backup and servicing a complex residential property.
- Storage
- 20–60 kWh*
- Systems
- energy + water
Class 03M-Hub
A containerised resource centre and local microgrid for multiple homes or a business.
- Storage
- 60–300+ kWh*
- Buildings
- from 2 to a network
* Indicative class ranges. The actual configuration is determined by engineering calculations.
Compare all classes
Selection, delivery, installation, operation, service and potential financing options in one product journey.
Four building systems
One home. Four interconnected systems.
Choose a system to explore how it works. Equipment and feature availability depend on the specific project configuration.
Energy system
Keep what really matters powered
The home separates critical and non-critical loads, uses the available source and shows the actual remaining backup time.
- 01Consumption profileWhat uses energy and when
- 02Critical circuitsLighting, connectivity, water, heating
- 03Backup and generationGrid, battery, solar, generator
- 04Response scenariosAutomatic switching and alerts
Resilience levels
Not everyone needs off-grid. Everyone needs a clear scenario.
The level is defined not by the number of gadgets, but by which functions the home must maintain, for how long and under what external conditions.
Basic resilience
Short outages do not stop everyday life
- Essential lighting and connectivity
- Building systems protection
- Emergency alerts
Managed comfort
The home maintains its own priorities
- Automatic backup
- Energy and climate monitoring
- Critical load management
Enhanced autonomy
Longer periods without external resources
- Extended energy reserves
- Generation and water reserves
- Remote status monitoring
A specialised scenario
A remote or challenging site
- A tailored resource balance
- Redundancy for critical components
- A dedicated operating procedure
Preliminary configurator
Define the brief for engineering calculations.
The result is not a quotation and does not promise a specific capacity. It helps distinguish essential needs from unnecessary equipment before the first technical discussion.
From an idea to a working system
Calculations first. Equipment second.
This avoids two extremes: an expensive system nobody uses, and inadequate backup that fails precisely when it is needed.
The scenario comes before the specification
First, we understand how the home will be used
People, the site, occupancy patterns and critical functions provide the inputs for the engineering design.
No magic or fine print
We distinguish a possibility from a promise.
The home and basic building systems
Architecture, structure, utilities, climate solutions and the production workflow are agreed for each project.
Backup and additional systems
Solar generation, storage, water reserves and automation are possible development directions, not currently available packages.
One AI OS for the home
We are developing an integrated digital system for operation, service, resources and the owner's interaction with their space.
Before a technical discussion
The essentials
Do I need complete energy independence?
Usually not. It is more practical to protect critical functions first, define the required backup duration and only then decide whether full autonomy is justified.
Why not simply choose a ready-made kit?
Two homes of the same size can have different consumption profiles, household sizes, water sources, climate conditions and backup requirements. A universal kit either costs too much or fails to do the job.
Are solar panels included as standard?
No. ModulDim currently has no ready, validated solar-equipment offer. A future system requires engineering calculations, a cost estimate and specialist testing.
Can I control the systems from a smartphone?
This is possible with suitable equipment, but ModulDim has not launched its own validated control package. The interfaces on this page are concepts.
Freedom has an engineering foundation
Start with more than equipment.
Start with what must keep working.
Share your preliminary scenario with our team. We will review the site, loads and resource sources, then define the next technical step.