FAQ

Questions when choosing a PV solar panels system

1. Does it work?

YES. Solar PV does not need hot temperatures to work, it works on daylight. There are sufficient daylight hours to make these systems work in the UK. Our systems are highly efficient in our climate.

2. Explain how it works?

A massive amount of energy falls every day from the sun to earth. We can choose to use this energy to power electrical appliances for homes and business. The energy falls onto the panels, which creates DC energy, an inverter converts this to AC energy which we use to power our homes and businesses.

3. What if the system produces more than I need?

If this happens the system will put this energy into the National grid, adding to the renewable energy resource. We will ensure you are with an electricity company that will buy this back from you.

4. Will it produce all the energy I need?

This depends on the size of system you want installed and what your energy usage is, we can assist you in assessing you current requirements and guide you by the available space you have for a sun dynamo system.

5. How much energy does the average home use?

The Energy Saving Trust estimate the average 3 bed home consumes 3 – 4,000 units of electricity per year. However this varies greatly and it is always best to look at your bills for an accurate idea.

6. Do I need planning permission?

If you live within a conservation area, or in a listed building, we will liaise with the relevant planning department.

 

Easy to Install

Two people can generally get our Sun Dynamo pv solar system up and running in under three days. With a few components, Our solar installs, with minimum disruption.

Long Lasting

We expect our products to last 30+ years, with a 5 year guarantee and a 25 year performance assurance, but if a problem does arise we will do out best to get your system back up and running ASAP.

Efficient

Our Solar pv system performs to the same level of efficiency in all months of the year showing that the system will not only perform well in long sunny hot days, but also makes a large contribution in the shorter days of winter.

Ecological

· Solar power is becoming more and more economical as costs associated with production decreases, the technology becomes more effective in energy conversion, and the costs of other energy source alternatives increase.

Solar Sales Soar as Gas Costs more(Sunday Mirror, August 2006)

Last months heat wave and rising fuel costs have helped double sales of solar energy panels .Although the average system costs up to £6,000, more people are installing the units as they can cut energy costs by 50 per cent.

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