The cheap systems available in the market are built to be an appealing price, but almost universally use low to medium quality equipment. The offering will also change according to what is overstocked at the time (and therefore discounted). Rather than what is really a good choice. The installs are typically rushed, with many errors in installations.
The bad news for buyers is that they often don't know the compromises that have been made with equipment or installation. Knowing what a system should do for you starts with a system design. This is done using software such as Helioscope which takes into account Bureau or Meteorology (BOM) data about your location, the tilt and orientation of the panels, and any shading that will impact the system.
The bad news for buyers is that they often don't know the compromises that have been made with equipment or installation. Knowing what a system should do for you starts with a system design. This is done using software such as Helioscope which takes into account Bureau or Meteorology (BOM) data about your location, the tilt and orientation of the panels, and any shading that will impact the system.
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Buying solar can be tricky. Especially with the wildly different system size suggestions, big difference on price, every company insisting their systems are best and you're pressured to sign above the dotted line. We believe that like any investment, you need to be informed in order to make the right decision.
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This guide will show you some key information including what solar will cost you, and what it can save you. There's also information on panel choices, and other information which is useful to a solar buyer. And, of course, we're happy to do a customised panel layout and savings prediction for your house.
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