Household Solar Packages

Small

R 82,750

Fully Installed & Certified (Incl. VAT)

  • Maximum Load 5kW (21 Amps)
  • Solar Panels 3.3kW
  • Storage Capacity 4.9 kWh
  • Max Daily Production 18 kWh P/day
  • Est. Repayment R 1,695 p/m
  • Eskom Equivalent R 1,801 p/m
  • 10-Yr Eskom Cost
    R 438,897 (5.3x more than Solar)
  • Included Install, COC, 12M Warranty
Most Popular

Medium

R 158,813

Fully Installed & Certified (Incl. VAT)

  • Maximum Load 8kW (34 Amps)
  • Solar Panels 6.6kW
  • Storage Capacity 9.9 kWh
  • Max Daily Production 36 kWh P/day
  • Est. Repayment R 3,252 p/m
  • Eskom Equivalent R 3,603 p/m
  • 10-Yr Eskom Cost
    R 877,794 (5.5x more than Solar)
  • Included Install, COC, 12M Warranty

Large

R 239,759

Fully Installed & Certified (Incl. VAT)

  • Maximum Load 16kW (69 Amps)
  • Solar Panels 9.9kW
  • Storage Capacity 14.8 kWh
  • Max Daily Production 54 kWh P/day
  • Est. Repayment R 4,910 p/m
  • Eskom Equivalent R 5,404 p/m
  • 10-Yr Eskom Cost
    R 1,316,691 (5.5x more than Solar)
  • Included Install, COC, 12M Warranty
How we calculate our figures:
Calculations based on a current average price of electricity of 1kWh = R3.292 and an annual escalation of 15% p/a from Eskom.
Finance calculations based on 13% Interest rate per annum, 60 Monthly Payments, 10% deposit. Rates may vary, subject to credit assessment and approval by your chosen FSP.
Prices subject to change without prior notice. Based on a standard installation. All calculations are approximate. Results may vary depending on the % of self-consumption.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, we do not currently offer finance directly for our solar systems. However, we work with all the major banks who offer finance. Once you receive a quotation from us, you can use it to apply for finance from your preferred financial service provider.

No, probably not. This means that you will have backup power in the form of batteries. These batteries will mostly charge from the solar panels. There might be times where you use Eskom during long stretches of bad weather, but your reliance on the grid will be hugely reduced.

During installation, we will split the loads in your home between Essential and Non-Essential at your distribution board (DB).

Essential loads are those you want to keep running during a power outage (lights, plugs, Wi-Fi, fridges).
Non-Essential loads are high-usage items you can do without during an outage to save battery life (geysers, stoves, air-conditioners).

Yes, you can go completely off the grid, however, this is generally very impractical from a financial point of view. To go completely off the grid you need to allow enough battery power for all loads for approximately 3 days in case of bad weather. The most practical alternative is to install enough battery backup for 1 day and use Eskom strictly as an emergency backup.

Yes! If you have no space for solar panels on your roof or you live in an apartment, we can install a strict backup system. This will include the inverter and batteries, which will charge from Eskom and give you seamless backup power when load shedding occurs.

Sizing your System

Solar systems for your home, office or business are not one size fits all. Everyone has different requirements and expectations. In an effort to simplify the process, we have put together these common sizes to help you get a feel for what you need.

Installation Locations

Please note that we currently only offer full installations within Gauteng and surrounding areas.

Terminology

What is a "kWh"?
A kilowatt-hour (kWh) is the equivalent of using 1,000 Watts for 1 hour. If your house is using 1 kWh per hour, a 4 kWh battery will last you 4 hours.

What is an "Amp"?
Current is measured in amperes. 1 Amp = 230 Watts. Therefore, a 5kVA (5000W) system = ~21 Amps (Single Phase).