Don't believe their lies! DECC release new installation figures - no PV FIT regression on 1st October 2014 If a solar panel salesperson has advised you to hurry in order to get your installation done before the Feed in Tariff reduction deadline, then my advice is to tell them where to...
SolarMax inverters Due to the insolvency of its parent company Sputnik Engineering in 2014, owners of SolarMax inverters purchased before then will find that their warranties are no longer valid. Whilst SolarMax are trading again and producing inverters, they do not honour warranties given prior to 2015 and instead offer...
Seraphim 285W mono panel Many people opt for the largest system that their roof will accommodate in order to get the best economy of scale. For people struggling for roof space, Seraphim have just introduced their 285W monocrystalline solar panel. Measuring 1580 mm x 1064 mm, this solar panel is physically no...
Perlight Delta Triple Black 250W mono solar panel Announcing the Perlight Delta Triple Black monocrystalline panel! Solar panels originally came with silver frames and a white backing sheet. In order to improve their appearance, manufacturers first introduced black frames. Later they introduced black backing sheets for the 'all black' panels. Perlight have...
Seraphim 265W all black mono panel RED Electrical is delighted to announce the arrival of the Seraphim 265W all black monocrystalline panel. If the size or shape of your roof means that you can't accommodate the system you'd hoped for, these may be the answer. Since we can achieve a 3.98kW...
July is almost upon us and with it comes another solar PV Feed in Tariff regression. Don't panic though! Unless you're planning a solar panel installation that's 50kW or bigger (200+ solar panels), the cut won't affect you. That's not stopping some of our more disreputable competitors from scaremongering. If your installer...
Considering solar panels? Get the information you need before you pick up the phone with my new Solar Panels Buyer's Guide! The salesmen won't know what's hit them!
The latest Feed in Tariff rates were published on 31 January. Unlike the previous regression, this one affects smaller systems too. The new rates will be 14.38p for sub-4kW systems, 13.03p for up to 10kW, 12.13p for up to 50kW and 10.71p for up to 100kW. This represents a...