How the install came together.
Pete and Sarah found us through a Facebook ad. One form later, our team had them on a call the same day, talking through where their energy was going.
They booked a slot with one of our engineers that afternoon. We went through twelve months of bills, pulled their roof up in the design software and sized the system around their usage, not a catalogue package.
The design: 16 DMEGC 515W panels (8.24 kWp), a Fox 6kW hybrid inverter and a Fox EP12 12kWh battery. Enough generation to push them well past self-sufficiency on most days, enough storage to carry the surplus into the evening, and an inverter ready for the EV charger they added a few weeks later.
Our in-house team installed the whole system in a single day. Pete and Sarah went from over £3,000 a year in electricity bills to £23 a month: a £277/month, £3,324/year saving and around a 92% reduction. The EV charger took that further. They now charge the car overnight on cheap-rate while the battery and panels handle the day.
