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Tilly08
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Hi
Getting quotes for solar panel system.
Got quote from EON for 4kw system with 2.6kw battery for £8505, (0% interest, which I know is really integrated into cost)
Now had a quote from local company with 4kw with a 5.2kw battery at £8500, or 5.7kw with 5.2kw battery for £11000.
These prices seem pretty high to me, I know demand is high? Looking for opinions please.
Getting quotes for solar panel system.
Got quote from EON for 4kw system with 2.6kw battery for £8505, (0% interest, which I know is really integrated into cost)
Now had a quote from local company with 4kw with a 5.2kw battery at £8500, or 5.7kw with 5.2kw battery for £11000.
These prices seem pretty high to me, I know demand is high? Looking for opinions please.
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It's just how it is at the moment, everyone wants solar, demand is high, there's a shortage of batteries, companies can charge more even though there's 0% vat than a year ago4.29kWp Solar system, 45/55 South/West split in cloudy rainy Cumbria.1
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You should really be looking at paying somewhere around £4.5k to £5k for a 4kwp system, that's the prices I was getting.
The 2nd quote seems about right to me.
I found EON to be quite pricy, they wanted 7.5k but only for a 2.6kwp system which was way under what I wanted.4.3kwp JA panels, Huawei 3.68kw Hybrid inverter, Huawei 10kw Lunar 2000 battery, Myenergi eddi, South facing array with a 15 degree roof pitch, winter shade.0 -
EcoScruples said:You should really be looking at paying somewhere around £4.5k to £5k for a 4kwp system, that's the prices I was getting.
The 2nd quote seems about right to me.
I found EON to be quite pricy, they wanted 7.5k but only for a 2.6kwp system which was way under what I wanted.0 -
I think I'd question that price difference of 2.5k between the 4kwp and the 5.7kwp, seems a lot for an extra 4 panels to make it up to that 5.7kw rating, is that with a bigger inverter?
I went with a 4kw system although I know I'm going to want it bigger in a few years so if you have the money then go as big as you can because with battery storage you'll use it. Even if not now then you will eventually.
I'm paying £10,520 for my set up below to give you a guide.4.3kwp JA panels, Huawei 3.68kw Hybrid inverter, Huawei 10kw Lunar 2000 battery, Myenergi eddi, South facing array with a 15 degree roof pitch, winter shade.1 -
Tilly08 said:EcoScruples said:You should really be looking at paying somewhere around £4.5k to £5k for a 4kwp system, that's the prices I was getting.
The 2nd quote seems about right to me.
I found EON to be quite pricy, they wanted 7.5k but only for a 2.6kwp system which was way under what I wanted.
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