Affordable Solar Energy Solution: A 10 kWp Photovoltaic System with Storage for €5800 -- Is it a Trustworthy Deal?
In the ever-growing market of renewable energy, ACTEC is offering a range of solar systems from the reputable brand Solplanet. These systems are designed to cater to the needs of a 4-person household, fitting comfortably on most single-family homes.
The Solplanet PV systems come equipped with 24x 445-watt Fullblack glass-glass modules from Trina Solar, ensuring a reliable source of clean energy. For added convenience, each system includes a Solplanet Ai-HB G2 controller and battery base, as well as 4x Solplanet Ai-HB G2 battery modules, totalling 9.2 kWh of storage capacity.
ACTEC's Solplanet PV systems are also available with bifacial Blackframe solar modules from Trina Solar and hybrid inverters from Solplanet. These systems are designed for easy installation and maintenance, thanks to their modular components.
For those seeking a higher capacity, Solplanet offers PV systems in sizes up to 16 kWp. The 10.5 kWp system, complete with a fourfold storage system (9.2 kWh), is priced at an attractive 5,800 euros. If you require more power, the 13.2 kWp system costs 6,000 Euro, the 15.8 kWp system costs 6,375 Euro, and the 16 kWp system costs 6,150 Euro.
Each Solplanet PV system comes with a 25-year product warranty and a 30-year performance warranty on modules, providing peace of mind for homeowners.
It's worth noting that the prices for the Solplanet PV systems are very close to each other, making the top-shelf option more attractive due to its higher capacity. However, for a definitive evaluation of their particular quality or cost relative to competitors, it would be best to consult ACTEC's official product documentation or trusted solar equipment review sources.
ACTEC's Solplanet PV systems are available for DIY installation, requiring the installer to have handicraft skills and to hire a certified electrician for connection to the grid. These systems offer enormous savings potential, making them an attractive choice for homeowners looking to reduce their carbon footprint and lower their energy bills.
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