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Yes! Balcony solar panels are designed for renters and flat-owners. They’re compact, lightweight, and don’t need roof access or structural changes.
Most balcony panels produce 200–800W. This can offset up to 30% of your daily energy use—great for powering lights, laptops, TV, dishwashers, washing machines, Wi-Fi routers, and charging small appliances.. Just don't put the kettle on too many times.
No. Freestanding or railing-mounted panels or batteries do not need permission as they are designed to be portable, but just double check your lease or tenancy agreement.
Yes, our plug-in systems (plug & play) are designed to feed electricity into your home via a standard socket using a micro-inverter, reducing your need to draw power from the grid. Plus our batteries also come with a XXXXXXXXXX
Examples of What You Can Power
Appliance Typical Power Use Approx Runtime on 2.5kWh
LED Lights (10 bulbs @ 10W) 100W 25 hours
Laptop 50W 50 hours
Wi-Fi Router 10W 250 hours
Fridge-Freezer 150W 16 hours
Washing Machine (one cycle) 0.5–1kWh 2–3 loads
TV (LCD 40”) 100W 25 hours
Kettle 2,000–3,000W 30–45 minutes
Microwave 800–1,200W 2 hours of use
Yes! Our systems are plug-and-play—no electrician needed, no costly installation. Mount the panel securely, plug into a socket or battery, plug battery into scocket, and you’re generating your own power. Congratulations.
Yes, especially if you’re home during the day. You can reduce your electricity use by 20–35%, depending on your setup and usage.
Absolutely. These systems are portable and designed to move with you—ideal for renters or frequent movers.
Yes! Even in cloudy or overcast conditions, panels still generate power—just at lower efficiency. South-facing balconies work best, but east/west-facing setups can still produce meaningful savings.