ᐅ Solar installer needed from the Münsterland region / available for work nationwide
Created on: 3 Oct 2020 21:55
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dhd82
Hello everyone,
We have decided to equip our roof (east/west orientation) with a photovoltaic system.
Finding an installer has been quite difficult; almost everyone wanted to offer me a 9.9 kWh (9.9 kW) system with a storage battery, which I politely declined.
We want to make the most efficient use of the roof, which results in something around 25 kWp (25 kW peak), and we are now looking for an installer from the Münsterland region or a nationwide installer. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Dennis
We have decided to equip our roof (east/west orientation) with a photovoltaic system.
Finding an installer has been quite difficult; almost everyone wanted to offer me a 9.9 kWh (9.9 kW) system with a storage battery, which I politely declined.
We want to make the most efficient use of the roof, which results in something around 25 kWp (25 kW peak), and we are now looking for an installer from the Münsterland region or a nationwide installer. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Dennis
Thanks for the tip, but I hope I won’t have to search for more suppliers.
After approving an order in November for 26.64 kWp including full black modules and mounting systems, it has unfortunately turned out that the full black modules are not available.
Therefore, we requested a new offer from the same supplier with standard modules and expect to receive it for approval later this week. At the same time, we reduced the system by 1.64 kWp to exactly 25 kWp, so that we can avoid installing an RSE and instead apply the 70% rule.
After approving an order in November for 26.64 kWp including full black modules and mounting systems, it has unfortunately turned out that the full black modules are not available.
Therefore, we requested a new offer from the same supplier with standard modules and expect to receive it for approval later this week. At the same time, we reduced the system by 1.64 kWp to exactly 25 kWp, so that we can avoid installing an RSE and instead apply the 70% rule.
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