The final schematic incorporates two current sensors and one voltage sensor to take the vitals of the TOP. This information is processed by an Arduino Mega, which then displays the corresponding information on the LCD. Everything can be turned off separately to ensure the greatest usability, and safety in maintaining the electrical system. In total there are four USB outlets and eight AC outlets the TOP can supply power for. There is a 30 amp fuse to protect the system in case something shorts. The system uses a 100 watt solar panel to capture energy which is conditioned with a solar charge controller. The battery is a bank of 72 lithium ion 18650s batteries.

The TOP incorporates all of the electronics in a slim vertical Profile. The grey box incorporates a majority of the nervous system and brain. It is designed so the user only has to interact with the control panel on the front of grey box. The white and orange boxes house the real brawn of the TOP. The user should not have to open or use these boxes, unless repairs are being preformed. The inverter and battery pack were placed at the bottom to help keep the center of gravity low.