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Budget to install solar panels in your home. Thinking about alternatives to reduce the electricity bill that has not stopped growing in recent months? It is a good time to opt for solar self-consumption to reduce this expense, since you can produce your own energy and also combat pollution. Solar panels are an increasingly present solution in single-family homes, since they are capable of converting solar radiation into the electrical energy that the supply needs for its operation. How much does it cost to install solar panels in a home? Installing solar panels, although it involves a high initial financial outlay, is an investment that can be amortized in the medium term and highly profitable. First of all, it is advisable to request a quote for solar panels from several installation companies and compare them to choose which one is the most appropriate. Some of the aspects that can influence the total cost are the following: – The type of home: whether it is a single-family home, semi-detached, an apartment... – The use that will be made of the facility: primary home or second home – The hours of sunshine in the province – The price of the electricity bill in the last 12 months – The CUPS number of electricity The average price of a photovoltaic solar panel system is between €600 and €800 per square meter To give us an idea, it will be around €4.500 including equipment and labor. Budgets for the installation of solar panels Generally, those interested in this type of installation receive two types of budgets from the installation company, the first is indicative and the second is the definitive one and involves hiring the service Online budget: It is a form by which the calculation of solar panels, the cost of installation and the estimate of energy savings are estimated. It does not have any type of validity Final estimate: It is obtained once the installation company visits the property. This document includes all the technical aspects of the work: the study of energy savings, the payment plan and the price breakdown of the photovoltaic components. Your acceptance starts the process. How many solar panels do I need in my home? One of the most important procedures for starting up the photovoltaic installation is to calculate how many solar panels I need. This process is known as sizing the installation and, to carry it out, it is necessary to have the annual consumption in kWh of the home, that is, its electricity bills from the previous 12 months. …

How to choose the best compensation for your photovoltaic surpluses In Spain, the sale or compensation of surplus unconsumed energy is allowed for all those users who have an installation of solar panels in their supply. To benefit from this compensation, it is necessary that the system remains connected to the electrical grid and, in addition, the following requirements must be met: – That the supply does not exceed 100 kW of contracted power – Have a bidirectional meter – That the owner cannot profit from it. The price received for the surplus will depend on what was agreed with the electricity company in the contract, therefore, below we are going to give you the keys so that you can locate the most beneficial rate for your property. Free or regulated electricity marketer The first step to achieve the maximum savings provided by surplus energy is to carry out a comparison to choose between the regulated or free tariff. Remember to take into account the price you will pay for electricity when the solar panels do not produce electricity due to lack of radiation. Regulated tariff or PVPC The reference marketers are 8 and operate exclusively with a tariff called PVPC (Voluntary Price for Small Consumers), whose prices are the following: – The price of the kWh of electricity that we consume is set based on the supply and market demand and is semi-regulated by the Government, therefore, it has different prices every day and every hour – The price of the energy surplus is valued at the average hourly price, which is currently around €0,05 and €0,06/ kWh Light consumption is experiencing large increases this year and, consequently, so is the price at which surpluses are compensated. Free rates There are more than 300 free marketers and they establish their rates and contract conditions independently of each other. This means that both the price of the kWh of electricity consumed, as well as that of the surplus energy, is valued based on the rate that we decide to contract, allowing us to obtain very advantageous offers and promotions. What is the best rate with compensation for surpluses If you have just installed solar panels in your home, or are thinking about doing so, and want to opt for the self-consumption modality with surpluses, we recommend making a comparison between the different offers From the market. You should know that choosing one or the other is a completely personalized process, depending not only on the price, but also on the consumption habits and needs of the property. Therefore, what is good for one may not be the most beneficial for another, and in this sense, it is vital to seek advice from a professional. Below we indicate the most important aspects to take into account when choosing between the best electricity rates: – The price per kilowatt hour of the energy consumed – The price per kilowatt hour…

Consumption study prior to the installation of solar panels When we start a photovoltaic project in our property, it is essential to carry out a thorough prior consumption study in order to obtain the greatest profitability of our solar panels, as it will directly impact the the results are optimal and real. To start this analysis, it is vital to know and understand all the sections that make up our electricity bill, so it is essential to have the receipts for the last 12 months or, failing that, the most recent ones. Below we indicate the keys to extracting the data correctly and the most important aspects that we must take into account. Energy consumption of the property The energy consumed represents a variable term in our electricity bill, so the kWh will increase or decrease in each billing period. This consumption will allow us to analyze the energy needs of the property, that is, if it requires more electricity at night, in the morning, or if it is regular throughout the day. This will choose the number of solar panels necessary to correctly size your installation and production. For example, if the property requires more electricity at night than during the day, a lithium battery will have to be incorporated into the installation to store the energy produced by the panels during the day for consumption at night. Electrical power contracted in the property The electrical power contracted represents a fixed part that we pay every period in our electricity bill, so it is completely independent of energy consumption. It is expressed in kW and measures the amount of electrical appliances that can be used at at the same time in the property without a power outage or the leads tripping. It is a very relevant piece of information when it comes to sizing our solar panels, since it allows us to know the electrical capacity from which we start in order to be able to size the photovoltaic project based on it. Cost of the property's electricity bill Finally, we will have to check the price that the consumer pays for the property's electricity in order to realistically estimate the return on the photovoltaic investment. It is advisable to first identify if we have a regulated or free contract, as it will allow us to streamline management to a greater extent. Regulated contract If the contract is regulated, we will have the PVPC rate, whose price is supervised by the Government every day and every hour based on the existing supply and demand in the wholesale electricity market. In this case, when carrying out the consumption study it will be necessary to consult the price of electricity today in the BOE, in addition to the average price per kWh paid in recent months. Being such an unstable market, we will obtain a less accurate calculation of the return on investment. Free contract If our electricity contract is free, it will be very easy to locate the cost...

Deye Inverter / PlusEnergy Solar PlusEnergy Solar (WccSolar) has become an exclusive official distributor of the DEYE brand of photovoltaic solar inverters. Thus, the Spanish firm specialized in the distribution of solar PV materials since 2010, will selectively undertake the distribution of the range of DEYE solar inverters among its current partners, that is, the most important and relevant wholesale warehouses of electrical material in Spain. to which it currently supplies other solar PV inputs. DEYE Microinverter The available range will be composed of 0.6Kw ~2Kw microinverters; string, single-phase and three-phase inverters; and hybrid inverters, also in single-phase and three-phase versions. DEYE single-phase and three-phase inverter String inverters are available from 3,6kW to 110kW, thus covering any type of solar self-consumption installation. These inverters offer the built-in “0” injection function, thanks to their standard toroidal clamp, and can be combined with their corresponding wattmeters. In addition, the three-phase string inverters are parallelizable, and up to a maximum of 16 units can be added. DEYE Hybrid Inverter The main job of a grid-tied inverter is to convert the DC power generated from the PV array into usable AC power. Hybrid inverters go a step further and run on batteries to store excess energy as well. In the developing world, hybrid inverters are more of a necessity to compensate for weak or intermittent grids or a complete lack of electricity from the grid. Deye hybrid inverters include 3~16kW single-phase and 3~50kW three-phase. The rest of them adopt a 48V and 102V battery. In addition, the SUN-16K-SG01LP1-EU is the maximum single-phase hybrid inverter on the world market with the 48v battery. In addition, the SUN-50K-SG50HP01-EU-BM 3kw hybrid inverter will also be a game-changer in this world. The powerful 50kw hybrid inverter can be connected to the battery and will effectively solve most industrial systems. The Grid-interactive inverter consists of several hardware elements. The Grid-interactive inverter controls and monitors the connection of electricity from power plants. In addition, it also controls the disconnection of surplus energy from the plants. Ensures energy dispatch during peak hours based on demand. DEYE hybrid inverters are, without a doubt, some of the most complete on the market, capable of operating in isolated installations without a grid, and can be parallelized, in both their single-phase and three-phase versions, in up to 16 units in cascade. Furthermore, they can function as a self-consumption inverter, with or without batteries, with countless features and functionalities, providing them with differential added value compared to other hybrid inverters on the market. DEYE Lithium Batteries There is also our latest series of low voltage 48v se-g series 5.1kw and high voltage GB-L 4.09kw series battery systems, which continue to use Deye's constant stable technology and will be launched in 2023.