Hi,
I'm new here and would just like to share my journey, I hope people here are from the UK as well as I am, I am also a DIYer so my setup is done by myself.
I am on day 47 of my small solar array that I have installed that consists of just 2 panels producing at max capacity 250w. In 47 days I have produced 78.2kw per electric saving me around £12.47 (small change) on my household bills, obviously, this is only during the day as I have no battery system installed just yet, plus I have also a hot tub which we put on yet we don't use for some reason? (it's off during the week, on for Friday/Saturday/Sunday).
I am adding an additional panel to my small setup which is another 100w panel. Hoping to bring up total capacity at 350w.
Of course, this is a very small array considering what most people have. I am slowly trying to build my array up to 10 panels at what I am hoping to be 1500w in total. This will serve me near all day (with no exporting back to the grid just lowing bills).
With solar panels, I am picking up bargains monocrystals (I think that's correct)? for only £88 per 100w at the moment on the bay or Amazon.
I know I'm rambling here, but I want to share my story, I am putting these south facing on my garage at the moment, If I build up properly I will build them on my roof too. My goal is to have a very low-cost electric bill - Our boiler is brand new Worchestor AAA+ rated and costs only £4 per week to service (even in winter also!)
I'm new here and would just like to share my journey, I hope people here are from the UK as well as I am, I am also a DIYer so my setup is done by myself.
I am on day 47 of my small solar array that I have installed that consists of just 2 panels producing at max capacity 250w. In 47 days I have produced 78.2kw per electric saving me around £12.47 (small change) on my household bills, obviously, this is only during the day as I have no battery system installed just yet, plus I have also a hot tub which we put on yet we don't use for some reason? (it's off during the week, on for Friday/Saturday/Sunday).
I am adding an additional panel to my small setup which is another 100w panel. Hoping to bring up total capacity at 350w.
Of course, this is a very small array considering what most people have. I am slowly trying to build my array up to 10 panels at what I am hoping to be 1500w in total. This will serve me near all day (with no exporting back to the grid just lowing bills).
With solar panels, I am picking up bargains monocrystals (I think that's correct)? for only £88 per 100w at the moment on the bay or Amazon.
I know I'm rambling here, but I want to share my story, I am putting these south facing on my garage at the moment, If I build up properly I will build them on my roof too. My goal is to have a very low-cost electric bill - Our boiler is brand new Worchestor AAA+ rated and costs only £4 per week to service (even in winter also!)
