With a grid-connected solar panel system, panels are wired to an inverter or inverters that convert the DC power generated by the panels to 230V AC household power, where it is then used to run any electrical appliance.

To maximize your saving and increase your return on investment you want to be using as much of the power to generate as possible. Exported electricity pays only a low fee and in most cases not worth exporting.

Installation will depend on the size of the solar power system being installed but typically takes 1 day to complete installation.

Solar Photovoltaic Systems are not reliant on heat, simply sunlight and ultra-violet rays. Cooler sunny days actually provide higher production from the system however we must remember the sunlight hours are less during the winter. When designing a PV system, we take into consideration the change in seasons when estimating the annual energy production.

Yes we can design & install off grid systems, give us a call to discuss in more detail.

Yes we have a project team to manage all commercial projects, give us a call to discuss in more detail.

The amount of roof-space required will vary depending on the size of the system you require. As a rough guide a 1.5kW system will require about 10m2 of unshaded roof space. The system is modular, which means the panels can be arranged in the best way for the roof.

A mounting system can be installed to angle the panels so they collect the maximum amount of energy from the sun’s rays, we assess each house to ensure we get maximum energy generation

Increasing the size of your solar PV system depends on two factors: available space on your roof and additional capacity in your inverter. If there is sufficient space free for both, then you can increase the size of your system. If the capacity of your inverter has been reached, you could consider adding a second system to your roof.

Optomiser is a device that get installed on a PV panel or panels that are affected by shade, and maximizes the panels efficiency of that panle so that the shade does not affect the rest of the panels efficiency in that string

We only use Tier 1 Manufature, our Trina PV Panels are industry leading for quality and reliability and come with a 25 Year Warranty.

There could be a number of things that could cause this issue, most of the time it’s a faulty panel or string. Give us a call to assist.

The inverter is the Core of your solar system and converts the solar energy into power that is usable in your home.

A Hybrid inverter are used when you have a battery or would like to add a battery in the future. What this video to see the benefits of our X-hybrid inverters Watch Video Here

All our inverters are IP rated meaning they can be installed inside or outside mounted on wall.

Yes it does, Inverters have a slite humming sound depending on the amount of strain the inverter is under. That is why we recommend the inverter to be installed in the garage or simmilar position.

Yes , we recommend the invereter is installed in a well vented area with free flowing air. Alternatively ventilation needs to be added to the room

Generated power from solar panels during the day will supply background load first and when satisfied, your hybrid inverter will charge your batteries with free, clean solar energy. When the sun has gone down you batteries will discharge your stored energy.

Yes is the short answer, although we will need to assess your existing system and allow for extra components depending on your inverter

Depending on the type of battery solution you sellect the moder day lithium-iron batteries run 6000 cycles estamated to last 15-20 years

No , a hybrid inverter has a backup load that is prioretised in the event of a power cut. This will only be the essential loads that are agreed apon before hand based on the invertes raiting.

Triple power have battery come with a 10- year warranty

The Triple Power battery is IP55 Rated meaning that it can be installed inside or outside and can be wall or ground mounted. But e recoment it to be installed as close to the inverter as possible.

Short answer is yes, however legistation is required before manufactures are able to do so.

Give us a call on 0800 338 363 and we will arrange one our technicans to come visit ASAP

What this tuorial video to see how you set up SolaX Cloud Wifi Monitoring Watch Video Here

Have a look through Solax Troubleshooting tips to get more info View Link Here

Depending on the inverter, it just needs to be restarted. However make sure the loads on the house that caused the overload is turnd off before trying to restart the inverter. Alternavily give us a call.

Depending on the battery capacity of your electric vehicle (EV), you can go between 200 to 490 kilometers with one charge.

The average person drives about 60 km each day and with one full charge you can go for example 240 km with a Renault ZOE or 490 km with a Tesla Model S.

The battery capacity of your electric vehicle (EV) will determine how much energy can be stored and, therefore, how long it will take to charge. The battery capacity differs for each car. The Nissan LEAF, for example, has a battery capacity of 30 kW, while the Tesla Model S has a capacity of 100 kW. To figure out how long it takes to charge your battery, divide the battery capacity by the charging power. Fomula use to determin charinging time (Battery capacity / charging power = charging time)

There's a maximum deliverable power in all electrical installations. It's the power that your facility can deliver to all electrical devices connected to it. For example, if you have 4.4 kW maximum deliverable power at your house, all devices that are connected to that network can never consume more than 4.4 kW combined.

(Battery capacity / charging power = charging time) Battery Capacity of your EV is 30kW, charging power is set at 4.4KW charging time would therefore equal 7 Hours

Every charger has a maximum of power that can be transferred from the installation to the vehicle. All our chargers can charge between 7.4 kW and 22 kW. A direct current (DC) charger can charge up to 350 kW.

Charging your EV with a charger is safer, faster and cheaper. Safer, because the charger is smart and will control the flow of energy through the cable. Fast, because charging with a charger is about eight times faster than with just a cable. And last but not least affordable, because you can charge your car at off-peak times.

The cost of charging your EV depends on the electricity rates from your power retailer, some retailers also offer a low rate to charnge your EV over night when demand is low. As a rough guide EV Charging is equivalent to paying 30c per litre of pertrol

The difference between AC charging and DC charging is the location where the AC power gets converted; inside or outside the car. Unlike AC chargers, a DC charger has the converter inside the charger itself. That means it can feed power directly to the car's battery and doesn't need the onboard charger to convert it. DC chargers are bigger, faster, and an exciting breakthrough when it comes to EVs.

Smart charging means you can intelligently manage how your electric vehicle charges by connecting it to the grid to manage their charging points remotely and, through this, to optimize energy consumption and costs. For instance, setting your charging to start at night when rates are lower.

Power Sharing, also sometimes referred to as load balancing or levelling, allows network operators or businesses with multiple chargers onsite to distribute the available energy capacity proportionally across all active EV charging stations. Watch this video to learn more Watch Video Here

Bidirectional charging, on the other hand, is where energy can flow both into an EV and out of it via a special bidirectional charger, often referred to as V2G (vehicle to grid). This means that the EV battery can both take energy from the grid and give energy back to it. You can check the video below to see how this works in practice. Watch Video Here

Fast charging simply involves putting more electricity into an EVs battery at a faster rate - in other words, charging up an EV’s battery quicker. Smart charging, as we saw above, allows vehicle owners, businesses and network operators to control how much energy EVs are taking from the grid and when to use provide charging.

There are 4 types of plugs exist, two for alternating current (AC) which allow charging up to 43 kW and two for direct current (DC) which allow fast charging up to 350 kW.

Type 1 is a single-phase plug and is standard for EVs from America and Asia. It allows you to charge your car at a speed of up to 7.4 kW, depending on the charging power of your car and grid capability

Type 2 plugs are three-phase plugs because they have three additional wires to let current run through. So naturally, they can charge your car faster. At home, the highest charging power rate is 22 kW, while public charging stations can have a charging power up to 43 kW, again depending on the charging power of your car and grid capability.

This quick charging system allows for very high charging capacities as well as bidirectional charging. Currently, Asian car manufacturers are leading the way in offering electric cars that are compatible with a CHAdeMO plug. It allows charging up to 100 kW.

The CCS plug is an enhanced version of the type 2 plug, with two additional power contacts for the purposes of quick charging. It supports AC and DC charging. It allows charging at a speed of up to 350 kW.

Have full control of your charging experience, collecting charger session information, statistics, consumption, users, etc. using the Wallbox app and the myWallbox portal. Follow link for info on how to set up

Keep your charger always updated to enjoy and take advantage of all the functionalities it offers you, following this link for details on how to updatee

Three options are available to provide internet access to the charger,Ethernet, Wifi, 3G/4G (optional feature,requries an accessory) View Link Here

Keep your charger always updated to enjoy and take advantage of all the functionalities it offers you, following this link for details on how to update

Wi-Fi connectivity allows real time communication with your Pulsar Plus, remote control of the device, and stay always up to date through the firmware update capability, Follow this link for details on how to set up

Groups and Subgroups are helpful both to organise users, and to carry out bulk configurations on chargers and user permissions, Follow this link to find out to set up

The myWallbox portal has the capability to integrate a payment platform in order to directly charge your potential customer/users for every use of your charging infrastructure, Follow this link to find out how to set up

If you have already created an account on the myWallbox portal, you can generate a new password in case you have forgotten the old one. Follow this link to find out how

If you have already created an account on the Wallbox mobile app, you can generate a new password in case you have forgotten the old one, follow link to find out how

Create a Wallbox user profile through Wallbox website, follow link to find out more

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Heat pumps are one of the most energy efficinet heat sources avalible and most new models are just as efficent on cooling as they are on heating. As a rough guide for every kW your heat pump uses you get approx 4kW of heating or cooling out, That’s 4x more efficent than your standard electric heater!

Our experianced energy experters assess each house and look at a number of factors when sizing 1. Room Volume, 2. Insulation 3. Climate Zone, all of these factors can have a big impact sizing.

Cleaning your heat pump regularly ensures optimum operation by reducing unnecessary power consumption; increasing energy efficiency and limiting exposure to condensation. We recomened to clean your system every 6 months.

To get the most out of your heat pump and make it last as long as possible we recomdend to service your heat pump system annualy. Servicing your heat pump should include topping up refrigerant, cleaning condenser coils, ensuring piping and capping are in good condition. Treat your heat pump like a car, the more you look after it the better it will perform and longer it will last.

When heat pumps are set to 'Cooling' or 'Dry Mode' they will condense moisture in the air and drain to out side, when on a 'Heating' mode they will not remove moisture however is a dry heat source and will assist with ventilation.

The outdoor unit can be covered providing there is adiquit clearence to for air flow around unit, view our gallery page to see avalible options or give us a call to discuss pricing 'link to gallery'

Split system are a single indoor unit that connects to a single outdoor unit. A split system are usually a High wall, Floor Console.

Both solution offer similar features and performance, choosing which system often depend invorment & installation as each home is different. High wall system are often your most affordable solution although reaquire an exteior wall to install on. Floor Console systems are great options if you plan to install on interior wall and have access to run piping through subfloor.

Multi Split system (often refered to Multi room systems) are a single outdoor system that has capacity to connect to multiple indoor systems. These are a great solution when you have limted space on outside of your home, have multiple levels / rooms you are wanting to control seperately.

Yes multi split system give you the ability to have different temperatures for each system providing the are on the same setting (heating or cooling), you also have the abiliy to turn each system on / off.

Domestic multi split system can have up to 5 system on a single outdoor unit, light commercial system can connect up to 12 system on a system outdoor unit.

Ducted system can also be installed underfloor providing you have subfloor space, we have a great range of floor grill options avalible.

we have a wide range of vents avalible for ceiling, wall and underfloor solutions, go to our showroom page to view 'link to showroom - ducted page'

Yes, ducted systems can be installed with 'Zoning' components to close off certain vents, before zoning any system we highly recommend to discussing requiremetns with one of our experts as there a many factors to consider.

Ducted systems are one of your most effecvtive and efficient for heating / cooling a whole home, we can give you a rough estimate on running costs following our detailed consultation.

We design all of our Ducted system to be whisper quite meaning yous shouldn’t even know the system is on and just think you have a naturally comfy home.

In colder months, it’s normal for heat pumps to automatically defrost. If the power light is flashing, this normally means the heat pump is in defrost mode. Wait for 30 minutes and then it should start to heat again.

If the timer light is flashing this means there is a potenital fault with the system, try turning system off / on, if timer light continues to flash then give us a call and we will arrange for one of our technicans to check.

This is normal and just condensation coming from the unit.

This normally means the system is low on refrigerant and needs to be topped up, give us a call and we will arrange for one of our technicans to inspect.

First check your isolater switch by outdoor system then check your fuse box to make sure nothing has tripped, if heat pump still does not turn on give us a call and we will arrange for one of our technicans to inspect.

Positive Pressure Systems; draws air from the roof cavity. The air is then passed through a filter and introduced into your home to positively pressurize with fresh, clean air and force out moist, stale air. Postive pressure system are particularly well suited to older homes where timber joinery and older aluminium joinery allow air to be forced out more easily and create better air circulation. Balance Pressure Systems; are heat recovery ventilation system that simultaneously supplies fresh air from outside while extracting the moist, stale air from inside. Balance pressure system are particularly suited to modern homes that are better insulated with modern joinery which results in homes being more airtight.

We recommend that you place an outlet in your living areas and bedrooms. With regard to placement within each room, the outlets should be located centrally within each room. Away from any windows and doors so the air has time to circulate within the room prior to escaping out any windows or doors. Outlets should be installed at least 1m away from security sensors, smoke alarms, and wall

They are circular vents, for installation in the ceiling. We also have options for wall grilles, please contact the Future Team for more information Contact Us Here

SmartVent systems cost from as little as 35 cents per day to operate. *Based on the fan(s) power consumption on maximum speed, running 24 hours per day, over a 30-day period, at $0.26/kWh

We offer filter replacements, contact us to confrim price and time to come out and replace, Contact Us Here

Our SmartVent evolve monitors temperature and humidity levels to give you the driest possible air possible from the roof cavity and/or outside (optional). The air is then passed through a filter and introduced into your home to positively pressurize with fresh, clean air and force out moist, stale air and is controlled via a Wi-Fi-enabled device.

Designed to recover the wasted heat produced from everyday activities (up to 92%) by using the warmth from extracted air to temper incoming air. The air is filtered twice and introduced into your home, reducing moisture and refreshing the air.

SmartVent Evolve - Positive pressure. A guide to your control settings, watch this video for a quick guided tutorial

SmartVent Evolve - connecting the tablet to the wireless router, watch this video for a quick guided tutorial

Your smart vent system probably requires a new filter, give us a call to arrange a new filter or get us to install it for you, Contact Us Here

The healthy homes standards introduce specific and minimum standards for heating, insulation, ventilation, moisture ingress and drainage, and draught stopping in rental properties. For more information click here

Landlords must provide one or more fixed heaters that can directly heat the main living room. The heater must be an acceptable type, and must meet the minimum heating capacity required for your living room.

Rental homes must have openable windows in the living room, dining room, kitchen and bedrooms. Kitchens and bathrooms must have extractor fans.

All private rentals must comply within 90 days of any new or renewed tenancy after 1 July 2021, with all private rentals complying by 1 July 2024.