Current PV panel prices

stoozey

Agree with the previous poster, your being ripped off by around £4k.

Get your money back or ask for a reduction, remember you have a legal cooling off period as well so act fast !

Sharon1985

ceivegz wrote: »

Who did you get this quote from? This works out at £3.06 per W/h!!! :eek:

I'm starting to regret putting down a deposit for a £14,000 system consisting of 16 panels/2.16kwh with Solatricity (although Kyocera panels sound better than average and they have a well-paid referral scheme that gives you £1000 per installation)

I just Ordered a 3.95Kw With Samsung Panels For 11,299 with a sunny beam from mep electrical

including vat or we could of had sharp panels totaling 3.92kw

we had 11 quotes todate

pmpm

Sharon1985 wrote: »

I just Ordered a 3.95Kw With Samsung Panels For 11,299 with a sunny beam from mep electrical

including vat or we could of had sharp panels totaling 3.92kw

we had 11 quotes todate

Does it include everything like scaffolding. If it does then it's really a good price? Do u know if they schucu or schott panels??

stoozey

I think prices are coming down as a lot of people are now getting these systems fitted. Competition! Anyone charging more than £12k inc VAT, scaffolding and a remote monitor for a 3.885 or 3.92 is too expensive.

Shop around the potential savings mean year system pays for itself a year earlier if not more.

Sharon1985

pmpm wrote: »

Does it include everything like scaffolding. If it does then it's really a good price? Do u know if they schucu or schott panels??

it includes full install including scaffold install and mcs certificate

I called a few referances for the company and they also on face book
where they put pictures of installs on there site and people comment on them

if you google m.e.P electrical and face book you can see there page

mcderment

Glad i've just read all of this, i have just had a salesman round offering me the 3.92 system with kyocera panels ('which are definitely the best!!') and the cost was £23.5k, there was a £4k reduction if we agreed now.
i'm glad i didn't go for it.
i will wait for the inevitable sales call offering me a better discount. i now know i need to double check what make the inverter is.
thanks.
:beer:

Cardew

mcderment wrote: »

Glad i've just read all of this, i have just had a salesman round offering me the 3.92 system with kyocera panels ('which are definitely the best!!') and the cost was £23.5k, there was a £4k reduction if we agreed now.
i'm glad i didn't go for it.
i will wait for the inevitable sales call offering me a better discount. i now know i need to double check what make the inverter is.
thanks.
:beer:

More and more firms are selling systems like 'double Glazing salesmen of yesteryear.

Doubtless if you agree to have your system available as a 'show house' you will get a further reduction.;)

zeupater

mcderment wrote: »

Glad i've just read all of this, i have just had a salesman round offering me the 3.92 system with kyocera panels ('which are definitely the best!!') and the cost was £23.5k, there was a £4k reduction if we agreed now.
i'm glad i didn't go for it.
i will wait for the inevitable sales call offering me a better discount. i now know i need to double check what make the inverter is.
thanks.
:beer:

Hi

I'd take a different approach & classify the vendor as being untrustworthy and wouldn't risk placing my trust in them providing a decent quality support for their installations ....... best get some realistic & more 'honest' quotations under your belt before taking the plunge .....

HTH
Z

Rodders57

mcderment wrote: »

Glad i've just read all of this, i have just had a salesman round offering me the 3.92 system with kyocera panels ('which are definitely the best!!') and the cost was £23.5k, there was a £4k reduction if we agreed now.
i'm glad i didn't go for it.
i will wait for the inevitable sales call offering me a better discount. i now know i need to double check what make the inverter is.
thanks.
:beer:

Why dont you Name em and shame em . Report them to REAL they are breaking the rules

Rodders57

ceivegz wrote: »

Who did you get this quote from? This works out at £3.06 per W/h!!! :eek:

I'm starting to regret putting down a deposit for a £14,000 system consisting of 16 panels/2.16kwh with Solatricity (although Kyocera panels sound better than average and they have a well-paid referral scheme that gives you £1000 per installation)

I posted a warning about Solartricity on another thread here, do not use them. Under REAL rules they are not allowed to take more than 25% deposit with a further 25% paid 7 days before the install, balance on completion. Check their registration. I really cant understand people using these types of firms. That includes Tesco, M&S, BG, Glazing companies like Everest, Anglia. Where were they before FIT came in. You are allowed a 7day cooling off period, hope you get your money back.