How is the job of installing solar panels

Why should I install my solar panels?

Proper installation plays a huge role in maximising the lifespan of your solar panels. Expertise you can trust: With over 10 years of experience in the solar industry, we know how to deliver the best solar solutions tailored to your needs. Our team of experts will ensure your system is designed to last.

How do solar panels work?

The inverter is connected to the consumer unit – The inverter is then connected to a circuit-breaker in your consumer unit to allow the electricity to power your home. The installer will also usually connect a generation meter to the system at this point, which will monitor the amount of electricity your solar panels produce.

Should you hire a certified solar panel installer?

Your solar panel system installation should be quick, efficient, and minimally disruptive to your life and home. To make sure your panels go up without too much fuss – and are set up to generate the most electricity possible – you should hire an accredited, certified installer, like Sunsave.

Do solar panels produce more energy?

More energy use requires more electricity production from solar panels. High-efficiency panels produce more electricity per panel. A larger roof accommodates more panels, allowing for higher energy output. Less sun hours means more panels are needed to generate the same energy. South-facing roofs receive more sunlight, maximising energy production.

Are solar panels a good idea?

Installing solar panels is a great idea to increase your home's capacity for renewable energy, and possibly save money on your energy bills.

How do solar panels work on a roof?

The solar panels are installed – Once the mounting system is set up, it’s time to get the solar panels on the roof. The installer will start by placing the solar panels onto the mounting system, without fully securing them just yet. Once they’re happy with the angle of the panels, they will tighten all the nuts and bolts to secure them in place.