[Leo Breydon]

I am about to purchase several 510W solar panels from the website of SUNPAL SOLAR, the whole power would be 1000watt around, but I do not know whether my roof is big enough for this, cause the only perfect place for the solar panels is the kitchen rooftop. Could you give me some helpful instructions?

[craig.smith@redbridgeandsons.co.uk]

Hi Leo, My name is Craig and we are an approved installer of Solar PV. If you would like to contact me directly we can have a look at your roof space and provide a design for you. Please note you need to ensure you have the correct fixing brackets/rail of flat roof system depending on your roof type naturally. Our quotes are free and as we are MCS accredited all our work is guaranteed. contact details are: info@redbridgeandsons.co.uk or website is: https://redbridgeandsons.co.uk/solar-pv-panels   thanks Craig..

[Ellen Oliver]

Hey Leo – thanks for your question. We can recommend checking out Solar Wizard for answers about your individual solar PV installation, as well as taking professional advice. They’re a trusted source of information and they also facilitate solar projects for local authorities – it might be worth checking out any in your area.

Have you had a survey or installation professional look at your roof yet? That’ll be a really good place to start, if not.

All the best,

Ellen

 

[Energy Chap]

The title says 10,000watt which is 20,  500 watt panels, but 1,000 watts would be just 2 panels. I have about 10,500watts of panels on my home and that is 25 panels across 6 roofs. A local installer can do checks for you for free and then give you a quote to source, install and connect up correctly. You need to leave about 300mm around the edge of the roof. While you can get so called DIY kits and systems below 800 watt do not need permission from any Network operators. This is stuff that involves electricity which packs a punch and so better to get a qualified person in or you may end up with the risk of a die (and not DIY) system.

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