Solar Homes   Dulas work with a UK wide network of installers to provide solar electricity for your home.
With Dulas you can be sure to get: * excellent customer service; * the highest quality product from the best manufacturers; * all the information you need to make the decision to install solar PV at your home Solar PV for Homes: Price A 3.78kWp grid connected, high quality Kyocera system will cost in the region of £15,457 (inclusive of installation) and a 2kWp system would be around £10, 400. Most homeowners install a 2-3kWp system and the cost does vary according to the roof type and access to the roof. More on the Clean Energy Cashback Scheme or Feed-in Tariff incentive. More information on Solar PV: PV is a reliable technology which can really help you to reduce your home’s CO2 output. There are several considerations you must make before installing solar PV on your home. Firstly, you need to check the suitability of your roof for solar energy. A south facing roof with no shading is best. You also need to look at planning permission in your area by contacting your local planning authority to check if there are any restrictions. Once you’ve done all of the above, please fill in our enquiry form, then we or one of our UK installers will be in touch to 1. Conduct a site survey after assessing your application 2. Quote and present you with system variations you may like to consider 3. Help you with grant applications 4. Install your system and issue a warranty
For more information on how solar PV works, have a look at our frequently asked questions and if you have a general enquiry please use the enquiry form.
Look at real data from a home PV system
The graph below shows real data from a genuine 1.56kWp domestic system installed in Barmouth, North Wales. The standard industry output figure used across the UK per kWp is 800kWhrs per annum. The graph has been generated using the actual data from the data logger connected to the system and the figures from the Kyocera modules are actually 931 kWhrs per kWp for a year, therefore demonstrating the viability of photovoltaics within the UK. Systems installed in the south east or south west of the UK would generate more.
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