The Sungrow SGK-D solar inverter is a good option if you are on a tight budget. This Chinese solar inverter brand offers a standard 5-year warranty on parts and labor plus an additional 5-year parts only warranty. The inverter also allows monitoring of real-time performance through your iPhone or Android phone with the iSolarCloud App.

In case an issue comes up, we have put together a list of error codes, faults and solutions from the Sungrow SG2-8K Solar Inverter user manual. The list describes the fault code and the recommended troubleshooting procedures. When faults occur on the Sungrow SG2-8K-D solar inverter, “Fault” state will be shown in the smartphone application interface.

Please note that the error codes listed below and the inverter user manual are applicable to the following Sungrow inverter models:

• Sungrow SG2K-S
• Sungrow SG2K5-S
• Sungrow SG3K-S
• Sungrow SG3K-D
• Sungrow SG5K-D
• Sungrow SG8K-D

The number on the model code above signifies the kW rating of the inverter with the “S” or “D” signifying whether the inverter has a Single or Dual Maximum Power Point Tracker.

For further details please check the Sungrow SG2-8K solar inverter manual’s Troubleshooting section. Should you follow the troubleshooting steps above but the issue is not rectified check if it’s still under warranty, if it is you can contact Sungrow for further assistance. Be ready with the serial number, fault name and code with a brief description of the fault.

If your Sungrow SG2-8K solar inverter is outside the warranty period we suggest that you contact a local solar power expert. If you need further assistance please enter your details in the following form.

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KNS Marble & Granite is a local Gold Coast business specialising in stone benchtops. By utilising the latest technology in laser templating, inline polishers, and CNC bridge saws ensures KNS Marble & Granite create a quality product every time. These high-tech tools do however consume a large amount of power. 

As the business has expanded so too have the power bills, which is why Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions were approached to look into a cost-effective solution.

On inspection of the business premises and examination of the electricity accounts, Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions designed a 38.4 kW SolarEdge optimised solar array connected to a SolarEdge 30kW 3 phase inverter to offset the sites weekday power consumption.  The weekday power consumption could have allowed for a slightly larger system however any solar system does require approval from the electricity distributor, in our case Energex, before being connected to the electricity grid. As soon as you go over 30kW of inverter capacity Energex’s requirements for connecting to the grid become a lot more onerous and expensive. A solar system with a 30kW inverter is the sweet spot before expensive grid protection controls, engineering costs, and application fees need to be factored into the costs.

The solar proposal utilising a quality SolarEdge solar inverter and 96 x 400W 144 cell Seraphim Solar panels optimised with SolarEdge P850 power optimisers complete with long warranties was presented to the owner. With the system’s estimated Return on Investment (RoI) of 4 years and estimated power bill savings greater than $200,000 over the next 25 years the green light was given to move forward with the installation.

In December 2020 Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions supplied and installed the 96 Seraphim 400W panels on the business connected to the 3 phase 30kW SolarEdge inverter with zero downtime for the business as the switchboard work, electrical connections, and testing were carried out outside of the normal business hours.

With the installation of a SolarEdge Smart meter, KNS Marble & Granite management are able to keep an eye on how the system is performing and how the consumption of the business is being offset by the solar power system. The SolarEdge monitoring portal also allows Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions to keep a close eye on the performance of the entire system and ensure the very highest yield is achieved for the customer, a win-win for everyone.

Learn more about commercial solar power systems for businesses here.

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A large home complete with a swimming pool and ducted air conditioning can be expected to use a lot of power, and the small existing solar power system at this Helensvale property just wasn’t cutting it. Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions removed the existing system and upgraded the property to a 13.32kW system.  This system will more than cover the customers day time consumption, whilst also providing plenty of surplus solar power to offset their nighttime usage.

Paulene from Helensvale: “We were highly impressed with the professional job which was completed in a timely manner by the Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions team. We would recommend them any time.”

Solar power Helensvale: Paulene’s 13.32kW Solar Power System was proudly installed by Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions in April 2021.

Solar Power Specifications:

• System Size: 13.32kW
• System Location: Helensvale, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
• Solar Panel Type & Quantity: Seraphim 370W x 36
• Solar Inverter: Sungrow SG5K-D x 2

Since 2008 Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions have been installing solar power systems on the Gold Coast and the surrounding areas. Our experienced and friendly team is local to Helensvale and can provide you with no-pressure advice to help determine the best solution for your specific needs. When you have a system installed in the Helensvale area, Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions will liaise with Energex & your electricity retailer for the upgrade of your electricity meter.

We also provide system maintenance checks and solar panel cleaning, solar power system upgrades, and additions, as well as repairs and replacements on solar panels and inverters.

If you’re in the Helensvale area and are after a solar power system, Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions can help you today!

Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions specialise in:

• Commercial solar power systems
• Residential solar power systems
• Off grid/stand-alone/battery solar power systems
• Service, maintenance and repair of solar power systems

We are the Gold Coast solar power experts!

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Robina solar power – what about shading? When you’re looking for a solar power system but have shading issues at different times, what do you do? Choose an optimised solar power system from SolarEdge of course! Standard solar panels are connected in series, and when you have shading on one panel it’ll affect the performance of all the other panels it’s connected to. The great thing with SolarEdge is each solar panel is individually optimised, so the shading on one panel doesn’t affect the rest of the system.

Shading. Enemy no.1 of solar panels

Robina Solar Panels – Note the morning winter shade

At Simons’ home in Robina there’s a number of large trees that shade the North roof at different times of the day. This shade is especially problematic in the winter when the sun is lower in the sky. As these trees aren’t on Simons’ property, removing or trimming them isn’t really an option. The only viable solution is to try and minimise their effect as much as possible.

Simons’ property is a perfect example of how SolarEdge power optimisers can help achieve maximum performance when shade is an issue. In the pictures you can see how the morning shade in winter is affecting the panels closest to the trees, the other panels however are still working away at full capacity. The lower image is taken from the SolarEdge monitoring portal, it shows how much power each panel is producing. It’s also great for locating faults with solar panels as well.

Note the top panels in the shade but that isn’t affecting the other panels as with SolarEdge optimisers they are all working seperately

Simon from Robina: “Great experience from initial enquiry, through quoting and install. Simon, Hiro and Ben and team were all very professional. Communication was constant, install was completed on time without fault. The Solaredge system installed is exceeding our expectations. Thanks again.”

Robina Solar Power: Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions proudly installed Simon’s 10.36 kW back in May of 2021.

Solar Power Specifications:

• System Size: 10.36 kW
• System Location: Robina, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
• Solar Panel Type & Quantity: SolarEdge 370W x 28
• Solar Inverter: SolarEdge 10 kW single-phase inverter

Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions have been installing solar power systems on the Gold Coast and the surrounding areas since 2008. Our team are experienced, friendly, and local to the Robinaare, in fact, our office is just across the highway in Worongary. We are more than happy to provide you with no-pressure advice to help determine the best solution for your individual requirements. When you have a system installed in the Robina area, we liaise with Energex & your electricity retailer for the upgrade of your electricity meter.

We also provide system maintenance checks and solar panel cleaning, solar power system upgrades, additions, along with repairs and replacements on solar panels and inverters. We have hybrid and off-grid battery systems available too!

If you’re in the Robina area and are after a solar power system, Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions can help you today!

At Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions, we love to see our customers maximise the return on their investment in solar power and the system we recommend to achieve this is a SolarEdge inverter working in conjunction with SolarEdge power optimisers underneath every solar panel.

• SolarEdge background
• The Complete Residential Solar Solution
• Industry leading warranties 
• Greater system up time with web-based performance monitoring
• Superior safety features

SolarEdge Background

SolarEdge invented the Power Optimiser which revolutionised the way power is harvested and managed in a solar system. In a SolarEdge installation, each panel is connected to an intelligent electronic chip called a power optimiser. Power optimisers maximise solar energy production from each panel separately and therefore reduce power losses. If an individual panel underperforms, it won’t affect the performance of any of the other panels in the string. The bottom line is SolarEdge Power Optimisers help to harvest more solar power per panel.

Check out this video on how SolarEdge Power Optimisers work

The Complete Residential Solution

SolarEdge is one of the only solar technology providers to offer a complete solution. All products are designed to work together and come with market leading warranties from one manufacturer.

The SolarEdge complete residential solution consists of;

Smart Energy

Use excess solar production with a range of smart energy products to power high loads such as heat pumps or pool pumps. Smart Energy products are designed to use more of your solar energy to reduce electricity bills. Smart Energy products can be easily controlled via the mySolarEdge app.

See how SolarEdge performs in Australia

Industry Leading Warranties

SolarEdge inverters come standard with 12- year warranties, which is far longer than a standard solar inverter warranty of 5 years. What’s more, SolarEdge inverter warranties can be extended to an incredible 25 years if the homeowner desires.

SolarEdge power optimisers come standard with a 25-year warranty, which is the same length as the performance warranty on the solar panels they are connected too.

As a SolarEdge Preferred Partner, SolarEdge will assist in covering our labour costs for any warranty work within the relevant warranty period.

• Greater system up time compared to other solar power systems

Greater System Up Time with Web-Based Performance Monitoring

The mySolarEdge app provides real-time visibility on energy use and production. You can use it to measure and manage solar energy more effectively maximise energy savings and manage activities like electric vehicle or battery charging.

For Gold Coast Power Solutions, we are notified if there is an issue with your solar system, and the detailed performance monitoring even shows us which panel is affected. This helps us diagnose and resolve the issue more efficiently

Greatly Increased Safety Features

Most solar systems sold in Australia can create high uncontrolled DC voltages that can pose a fire risk. Electrical arc faults cause solar fires.
Electrical arc faults are cause by simple things like loose connections, corrosion, water ingress, extreme weather events, rodent damage, and accidental damage.
SolarEdge has a comprehensive safety suite to reduce the risk of electrical arc faults that may cause a fire.

In this article we are going to have a look at how you can get the most out of your Fronius solar inverter by maximising your self consumption.

Power is quite expensive to buy from the grid yet if you have surplus solar power – that’s solar power you’ve produced but aren’t using- you don’t get paid much at all for it.

If you’re not going to be paid much for the power you’ve produced it’s in your best interest to try and use this power yourself by maximising your solar self consumption. With a Fronius inverter there’s a few things you can do to achieve this, starting with the Fronius data manager card, like this one here.

The data manager card is installed inside your inverter and allows it to connect to the Fronius Solar web monitoring portal by wifi or a wired network connection. Solar Web is a free service from Fronius and is a great tool as all the information from your solar power system will be saved and presented in an easy to understand graphical interface.

Another great benefit is that solar web can be set up to send you email alerts of any errors the inverter may have so you can sort out any issues quickly, which means your system will have as little downtime as possible.

With a datamanager card connected you’ll have all the information about what your solar power systems doing but to take this information to the next level you want to combine it with data about your power consumption, and to do that you need a Fronius smart meter like this one here.

The Fronius smart meter is installed in your switchboard and collects all your power consumption data and displays it on the Solar web portal so you can get a good idea about what power your using and when – and when this information is combined with your solar power production data it highlights what you can change in your consumption habits to maximise self use, such as having the pool pump running a bit earlier or turning the washing machine on later in the day.

Here’s an example from our office, as our office fridge isn’t opened after 5pm or before 6am we’ve recently set it on a timer so it turns off at 5pm and starts up again at 6am.

Here you can see the fridge load pulling in and dropping out all night long, but when we installed the timer you can see how our night time standby load has dropped substantially. Just that one little tweak is saving about $100 a year on our power bills as now the fridge is running on free solar power about 95% of the time.

I wouldn’t recommend ever doing this with the fridge in your kitchen at home but it’s certainly a possibility for any storage fridges and freezers which are rarely opened, as if there not opened and are relatively full they tend to keep their temperature quite well when turned off overnight.

When you have a Fronius datamanager card and Fronius smart meter setup there’s a great little function that you can use called the Fronius energy management relay. It’s a function on the data manager card that can be setup to automatically control loads such as pool pumps or hot water systems when certain conditions are met. Say for example you have a hot water system that has a 1.8kW element. We can set it up so that when the inverter sees that 1.8kW of power is being produced surplus to your consumption it automatically turns on the hot water, and if surplus drops below a set amount, say 1.8kw it’ll automatically switch off, ensuring only surplus solar is used to heat your water.

We set this all up through our special control box like this one here:

-it has a 3 position switch that you’d normally leave on auto to run automatically via the Fronius energy management relay, or off to turn the load off altogether, or a bypass mode which bypasses the energy management relay and turns the load such as your pool pump or hot water system on- full time – you would use the bypass mode if say you wanted to clean the pool or if you had visitors staying over and needed more hot water than usual. It’d also be helpful if there was ever a problem with the inverter and the energy management relay wasn’t running properly for whatever reason- as this bypasses it altogether.

The energy management relay also has a function to set a minimum run time per day which is really important for loads such as hot water systems as if you have a miserable day and your solar doesn’t have enough surplus power available you still want hot water! This function works by setting a minimum run time per day and a start time to trigger this function -for example it can be set so that if the hot water hasn’t heated for 3hrs before 3pm it will automatically be turned on to run for however long is still required for the system to run for 3hrs. This is important as it ensures you don’t end up having cold showers! If your using the energy management relay to control a pool pump the number of hours it runs on a miserable day isn’t nearly as important, so for a pool pump this feature could be left off.

Unfortunately at the moment the energy management relay can only be used to control one load, so either a pool or hot water system but not both, however you could have the pool pump connected to the energy management relay and use another device from Fronius to control your hot water called Ohm-pilot.

The ohm pilot is used for resistive loads which are pretty much heating elements as used in traditional electric hot water systems and things like heated towel rails and underfloor heating.

When any surplus power is available at all, even as little as 10watts the ohm pilot will send this surplus power to the resistive load it’s connected too! So you don’t have to wait until the whole 1800w of surplus is available as with the energy management relay, whatever surplus power you have will be utilised. This is a great way to use your hot water system like a battery to store your surplus power for later use as hot water.

Another great benefit of solar web with the Fronius smart meter that’s worth mentioning is that it gives you valuable information about your power consumption in relation to your solar production- this information will help you choose the right sized battery in the future, which is yet another reason why the Fronius smart meter is a fantastic addition to any solar power system with a Fronius inverter.

So you can see by the things we’ve covered that your Fronius inverter is quite a capable piece of equipment and with a few small additions can really help you maximise your solar self consumption which in the long run run will save you even more money on your power bills.

Thanks for watching this video, I hope it helps you get the very best out of your solar power system and if you like what you’ve learnt don’t forget to hit the subscribe button for more helpful solar power information from Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions.

Why Solar Power Battery Storage?

You may have heard of solar power battery storage before, but why has it become such a hot topic recently?
The main reason can be found in the following graph.

The green area in the graph shows solar power which is generated by the solar power system but hasn’t been required; it’s called surplus power. We buy power at around 25c a kWh so the blue section of the graph is saving 25c a kWh but the green surplus power is being sent back to the grid, usually for only around 6 to 8c a kWh. At that low rate it doesn’t make sense to send surplus power back to the grid, so why not store it in batteries and draw from it when you need it?

How a solar power system with a battery bank works

The term “battery ready solar power system”

For 2016 it looks like it’s the new catch cry of solar power sales people, yes I can assure you that this solar power system is battery ready! But buyer beware, as the term battery ready is a very loose and open ended term, as okay you may one day be able to connect a battery bank to your solar power system but just how much work and additional components will that require? Will it just be a matter of buying a compatible battery bank to connect into the system or will thousands and thousands of additional dollars be required to actually get the battery bank to work with your system?

You see the issue here is that in both cases a solar power system can be called “battery ready” by a sales person but the difference is in how much extra work and components are required to actually get the solar power system working in conjunction with a battery.

What’s required for a solar power battery storage system?

Solar panels – this ones pretty obvious, for a solar power system to be what it is you need solar panels!

Hybrid Solar Inverter – for a solar power system to work with batteries you need a hybrid solar inverter – it’s called a hybrid as it’s a standard grid connect inverter but it can also charge and discharge batteries, hence the hybrid name. For 3 phase supplies we recommend the Fronius SYMO hybrid inverter, for single phase systems we recommend the SolarEdge StorEdge solar inverter.

DC Coupled Battery Storage Solar Power Systems
Both these solar inverters are designed to be “DC coupled” to a battery bank such as the Tesla PowerWall; this is the most efficient way to connect a battery bank as the system is designed to take the DC solar power generated by the solar panels and send it onto the batteries as DC power.

AC Coupled Battery Storage Solar Power Systems
Most other solar inverters out there which can connect to battery banks and may be classed as battery ready use what’s called an “AC coupled” system to take the power from your solar panels to the battery. This is quite inefficient as the DC power from the solar panels is converted by the inverter into AC power, then back to DC power to charge the batteries. When the power stored in the batteries is required it is then once again converted from DC to AC for use. Each of these conversions from DC to AC and AC to DC lowers the efficiency of the system which is why it’s not recommended as the best option for a solar power system with battery storage.

A great new device from SMA called the Sunny Boy Storage is an AC coupled system which is separate to your grid connect inverter and can couple to any existing grid connect inverter system to store your surplus power. This product is designed to work with the Tesla PowerWall Home Battery which Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions are certified installers of.

Electricity Meter – this is not your standard meter that your power company reads but a separate electricity meter which communicates with your battery control system to tell the batteries what to do. It constantly monitors the power consumption of your property and this important data is used to tell the hybrid inverter what to do with the power from the batteries and from the solar panels. If the solar power system is producing more power than your property is consuming it will automatically send the required solar power to be used to power your appliances and send the surplus power to charge the batteries. If the property starts using more power than the solar is providing it will draw the additional power as required from the batteries. Obviously this electricity meter is a crucial component to maximise the self consumption of your solar power; if you are wanting your solar power system to be battery ready we highly recommend installing the electricity meter to suit the battery storage system initially, as the data that this meter provides will help you select the optimum sized battery when you are ready to look at them.

Buyer Beware! An important point to keep in mind

A point that needs raising in regards to battery ready solar power systems is what happens if there’s a blackout and you lose power from the grid? If your intending to put in a battery storage system you’re probably just expecting power will be available from your batteries if the grid goes down – right? Well BEWARE! – this is not necessarily the case!

The battery storage systems such as the SolarEdge StorEdge inverter, Fronius Hybrid, do provide backup power of some essential loads, but beware that quite often this is not the case! It’s worth asking the question as you don’t want to find out when there’s a blackout and you were expecting to have power.

In conclusion – battery ready solar power systems

As we have discussed many standard grid connect solar power systems can be called “battery ready” however if you ever wanted to upgrade the system to actually work with batteries you would be looking at potentially more than $5000 in additional costs to get the system ready to work with batteries; and that cost is before the cost of batteries.

At Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions we highly recommend if you want to install a solar power system that is truly “battery ready” to initially install an inverter system which can be DC coupled to the batteries such as the 3 phase Fronius SYMO hybrid inverter system or the Single phase SolarEdge StorEdge solar inverter. This will be the most efficient system which is ready for any future technological advances – DC coupled systems are the future without a doubt. We also highly recommend installing an electricity meter with the initial installation as it will provide valuable data on your power requirements and will be invaluable in sizing the optimal battery storage to go with your solar power system – a system that is truly battery ready!

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A little while Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions was asked to provide a solar power proposal for a local Gold Coast childcare center which of course we were very happy to do. After submitting our proposal we did not hear from them for a couple of months so we gave them a call. The manager proceeded to tell me that they had signed up with another company for a much larger system than we had proposed. Let’s just look at this situation and the savings this childcare center can expect.

Firstly some background on the current state of solar power feed-in tariffs in QLD. You may or may not be aware that the current QLD solar power net feed-in tariff pays 8c per kWh for any surplus solar; this is the power that the solar power system has produced but has not been used on the property at that moment so it has been sent back to the power grid as surplus electricity to be used next door or where ever it is required. The electricity account holder currently gets paid the feed-in tariff rate of 8c per kWh of surplus power, plus any further incentive that their electricity retailer offers such as those offered by Click Energy.

What you are probably not aware of is some of the finer details of this feed-in tariff which can be found on the website here, mainly as follows:

• The 8c solar power net feed-in tariff will end on the 30th of June 2014, so customers who are receiving it now will lose it altogether.
• For a solar power system to be eligible for the 8c solar power net feed-in tariff the inverter capacity cannot exceed 5 kilowatts.With this information in mind I recommended to the owner of the business that we install a power monitoring system for a week to establish how much power was being used at the site and so we could analyze the data and determine the best possible size of solar power system to give the best return for the business, he agreed to this and after a week I had the following data.

  
  The graph above shows the childcare centres power consumption from midnight to midnight on a weekday, a perfect example of a power load suited for a solar power system to cover, averaging around 6 kW during the day.
  
  The graph above shows the childcare centres power consumption from midnight to midnight on a weekend. As the facility is only used on weekdays this is just stand by loads and fridges etc. The average load here is around 1 kW, both day and night.

  Our Solar Power Proposal

  From this data, it is clear to see that a solar power system producing much more than 6 kW of power would be producing a fair amount of surplus solar power to the business’s requirements, and this additional solar power production would be going back to the grid as surplus power at little to no benefit to the business, remembering from the information above that a system with an inverter larger than 5 kW will not be receiving the 8c state feed-in tariff, therefore the maximum they could receive for this surplus power would be 8c per kWh from the electricity retailer AGL; Click Energy pay 10c per kWh but they have their feed-in tariff capped at a 5 kW system as well.

  Taking all this information into account we provided a solar power proposal specifying 30 x quality REC 250W solar panels (7.5kW in total) coupled with an SMA Sunnyboy 5000TL inverter for the following reasons (a side note half the panels were to face NE and half NW):

• We want as close to 6kW of power being produced as possible.
• We want to be eligible for the solar power feed-in tariff if possible to ensure maximum return on the investment; keeping the inverter size to 5 kW retains this eligibility so the site can benefit by receiving a higher tariff on weekends.
• This system will produce 5kW of solar power from 9 am to 3pm most days, nicely matching the sites weekday requirements.
• Below are the same graphs with an estimated line of solar power input to offset the power consumption.
  Using these premium, high performance products our calculations, taking into account the business using all the power produced on weekdays and only 1 kW per hour being consumed on the weekends with surplus going back to the grid on the net feed in tariff came up with the following:
• Quarterly Savings on Power Bills: $635
• Yearly Savings on Power Bills: $2,540
• Expected Pay Back Period: 4 years
• Expected Savings Over 10 years: $27,000As can be seen this is a very nice return from the investment in solar power and with quality components as specified the customer could expect continued high performance and trouble free operation for much longer than 10 years with free electricity every single day! As I mentioned at the beginning, unfortunately our proposal and the reasoning behind it was not taken into consideration.
  

  Solar Power System Installed at the Business

  On following up this business about our solar power quotation I was told by the manager that they had gone with another company with a 15 kW system and that they would be selling all the surplus power on the feed in tariff. My alarm bells where ringing!! Let’s look at the immediate issues:

• The system is way bigger than they actually require
• They have been lied to, they will not be eligible for the feed in tariff as the system has an inverter larger than 5 kW in size
• Even if they were eligible for the net feed in tariff it is not in the businesses best interests as they are not paid well for it.Lets have
• Quarterly Savings on Power Bills: $1050
• Yearly Savings on Power Bills: $4,200
• Expected Pay Back Period: 4 years
• Expected Savings Over 10 years: $27,000
  17500/4200

Delta RPI Home Series Solar Inverter faults

The Delta RPI Home Series range of solar inverters can develop a number of different faults, when a fault is present an error message will be displayed on the screen. Below is a list of error messages, explanations on the error or fault and a list of actions to take to resolve the issue.

If you have one of the error or fault messages below we recommend you follow the listed actions to take to remove the fault before contacting a company who can help you further such as Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions.

Delta RPI – M Series inverter faults

Delta RPI – H Series inverter faults

Got A Question About Solar Power? Click Here For Answers!

• Can you add more solar panels to your solar power system?
• How much power can you expect from your solar power system?
• Do you know how to read your Energex solar power meter?
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• How to make the most of the 44c feed in tariff
• How to make the most out of a low feed in tariff