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🌞 Go Solar, Go Smart! Join the Energy Revolution!
The Plugged Solar 1.8 KW Grid-tie Solar Kit is a high-efficiency solar solution designed for easy installation and maximum energy generation. With six 300-watt solar panels and a micro-inverter, this kit allows you to generate an estimated 9KW-h per day in full sunlight. It features a 25-year warranty on panels and a 20-year warranty on inverters, ensuring long-term reliability. Plus, with no wiring or batteries needed, you can set it up in just one hour and take advantage of significant tax credits.
| ASIN | B07CH2DPY8 |
| Brand Name | PLUGGEDSOLAR |
| Customer Reviews | 3.0 3.0 out of 5 stars (2) |
| Efficiency | High Efficiency |
| Included Components | 6 x 300 Watt Solar Panels, Unirac Mounting hardware, High Efficiency Micro-Inverter, Micro Grid Tie Inverters |
| Item Weight | 300 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Plugged Solar |
| Material Type | Aluminum, Polycrystalline Silicon, Tempered Glass |
| Maximum Power | 300 Watts |
| Maximum Voltage | 180 Volts (AC) |
| Model Number | PLUGGEDSOLAR 1800 |
| Special Features | Plug and Play Design, Long Warranty, Federal Tax Credit Eligible |
| UPC | 610079382749 |
C**S
Misleading and illegal
The expected production numbers are a total misleading, baseless guess. No way can they say it will produce around 9 kWh/day. Where are they installed? What angle are they set at? Which direction are they pointed? These are all critical factors that impact production. They tell you to just plug into an outlet. A dedicated outlet? Are there any other loads on the circuit? This is garbage, they do not give enough information. I have been installing systems for years and have never seen a functioning system set up like this. They don't tell you that to install the system, you will need and electrical inspection and need to coordinate with the utility. If you install this without telling the utility, you have the possibility of severe consequences. If something malfunctions and starts a fire, who is the Insurance company going to come after? The installer. If that is the homeowner, it can be a world of legal problems, not to mention if someone gets hurt.
N**J
Works great
I added a limiter to my inverter so that I wouldn't put power back into the grid it works fabulous and the most I've ever spent on a electric bill is $35 would recommend it to eveyone
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