Hi guys, apologies if this has been covered before. Anyone tried the above? It will save about 250 baht a month off a 1000 baht bill. Money back in bout 5 years or so, at a cost of 15000 baht installed.

Many thanks for any inputs.

How does it reduce consumption?

1 hour ago, Yellowtail said:

How does it reduce consumption?

PSI Easy Plug is an easy-to-install, plug-and-play solar power system that allows homeowners to generate their own electricity and reduce monthly utility bills. By connecting solar panels to a Micro Inverter, you can simply plug the system into any standard household wall outlet to instantly offset power usage from appliances like refrigerators, fans, and TVs

2 minutes ago, hughrection said:

PSI Easy Plug is an easy-to-install, plug-and-play solar power system that allows homeowners to generate their own electricity and reduce monthly utility bills. By connecting solar panels to a Micro Inverter, you can simply plug the system into any standard household wall outlet to instantly offset power usage from appliances like refrigerators, fans, and TVs

So it's a micro inverter with a plug on it?

PSI easy plug has plenty of videos on youtube, and the company also offers training courses that, as far as i know, last 2 or 3 days.

the Psi plug-and-play system is widely advertised and usually includes a 400 to 600 w solar panel and a microinverter. i would, however, view the advertised electricity savings with some caution. the product quality and warranty are not impressive, and some safety features, such as zero export, are not included ...

on the other hand, it could be a good option for beginners who want to explore solar technology with a relatively small investment ...

(microinverter around 3k, panel about 3k, eg. ground standing, kabel about 3k etc)

Edited July 7Jul 7 by motdaeng

A five-year payback is pretty weak.

3 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

A five-year payback is pretty weak.

Why? 5 years is quite normal time for solar systems ROI.