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This Cranham solar PV project has just recently been installed – 20.24KW system with  46 x 440w Jinko solar panels , and 1 Solarx 15000w invertor. This would see the customer make a large saving on energy bills both monthly and yearly .  Our scaffolders provided access on the front and side of the building. […]

The customer is quite a heavy electricity user and would typically use around 20kw of electricity daily and around 7,086kw yearly.
To reduce spending lots of money on electricity per year, the customer called County Energy to install 18 solar panels east and west facing and a fox ess2900 invertor. This would reduce his costs majorly as show by this analytyic,

Recently installed 14-panel system using Jinko 420W panels on Cotswold stone tile roof usingClenergy roofing system producing 23kwh per day during the summer months with excesselectricity going to 18KW battery system.

Brief overview of the project Solar pv grid tied system:Here are some finished project photos:

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