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We will have our house finished in August and looking at fitting solar panels
Last time we looked we thought we would need many more panels but now new panels are 700w

 

We also hoped we could run the meter backwards in the day but now have a nasty digital meter
I remember Crosy ? saying to look at the units you use between 9am-4.30pm to see how many units you use and how many panels would be needed


Probably best to live in the house for 2-3 months to get a good idea
Would like to get the panels up straight away really while the car port is being built (12x 6 m)


We have a 1,5hp pool pump which i am told you should run 4 hours morning and afternoon 
Would it be a good idea to install a system that would give say 60 units a day so would need panels and  battery as that is near to what we would use

Also told the installation cost can double the price of the DIY install
Is it a good idea going through Homepro/Global?
Many thanks for your time 

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1 hour ago, kwak250 said:

Is it a good idea going through Homepro/Global?

 

Last time I checked they were still quoting about ฿10 per Watt and I have never seen them stock bigger panels. You will have to go online for more competitive prices.

 

I recently paid for Trina 705 Watt panels ฿2,780 each or ฿3.9 per watt

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4 hours ago, Bandersnatch said:

 

Last time I checked they were still quoting about ฿10 per Watt and I have never seen them stock bigger panels. You will have to go online for more competitive prices.

 

I recently paid for Trina 705 Watt panels ฿2,780 each or ฿3.9 per watt

That seems a good price
Would love to try to diy this but going to see what local fitters will charge

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Looking at the XL homepro package with a 10kw battery i am looking at around 800k?

Must be cheaper options
 

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Without air-con my 3 bed house uses 8 units a day and a 5kwhr battery is just about enough.

15Kwhr batteries cost around 50,000bht.

Installers usually want 100kbht plus a markup on all the parts.

 

Don't think you can beat these , 1,745bht inc delivery

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7 hours ago, kwak250 said:

Looking at the XL homepro package with a 10kw battery i am looking at around 800k?

Must be cheaper options
 

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Home Pro is selling Huawei Equipment, what makes it very expensive beside that their prices are far over the top. Just have a look on some other old threads to get more informations. My new neighbor just has got a Quote for a 10kwp System with 10 kwh Battery for 340K fully installed, Deye Hybrid Inverter,Longi Panels and LVTopsun Battery.

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40 minutes ago, UWEB said:

Home Pro is selling Huawei Equipment, what makes it very expensive beside that their prices are far over the top. Just have a look on some other old threads to get more informations. My new neighbor just has got a Quote for a 10kwp System with 10 kwh Battery for 340K fully installed, Deye Hybrid Inverter,Longi Panels and LVTopsun Battery.

Forgot to mention that the Quote is for a 3 phase System.

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1 hour ago, UWEB said:

Home Pro is selling Huawei Equipment, what makes it very expensive beside that their prices are far over the top. Just have a look on some other old threads to get more informations. My new neighbor just has got a Quote for a 10kwp System with 10 kwh Battery for 340K fully installed, Deye Hybrid Inverter,Longi Panels and LVTopsun Battery.

That seems a great price

I will have a look thanks

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What did you decide to do?

 

My recommendation would have been to buy the components yourself and find an installer which is difficult.  You will find many people while buying panels and inverters that can also do the installations. Online is great but there are advantages to buying at least some of the components  locally so you start to get a better understanding of what resources are available to you in the area.  This greatly reduces maintenance anxiety.  People like Crossy can do it themselves but I would probably do more damage than good trying to resolve complicated issue that will arise the first year while your still changing the setup.

 

My nice 9 kW solar setup without batteries cost around 85k and now(8 months later ) would cost 75k baht.  13.4 kWH battery cost 50k and I hooked it up so it had to be easy 🙂  

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