Solar, explained simply
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See what solar could look like for your home.
Common questions
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Panels turn daylight into electricity. Your home uses it first. Anything extra goes to the grid.
It depends on which way it faces and how much shade it gets. An installer checks that in person.
Your home uses electricity from the grid, as it does today. Around midday, the panels can cover what it uses.
Not necessarily. A battery stores some midday sun for the evening. Whether it's worth it depends on your home.
You can ask to talk to an installer. They look at your roof and bill and give you real figures. Nothing happens unless you ask.
Pictures are illustrations from the Poletis Solar demo, not your home's numbers.
How it works
Ask. See. Decide.
You ask
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You see it
On a picture of a home.
You decide
Keep looking, or ask to talk to an installer.
A picture, not a quote. Real figures come from an installer who has seen your home.
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