If you are a Do-It-Yourself 'er, please, don’t try going it all on your own without guidance. We have installed well over 100 systems to date, and we do not want you do to make costly mistakes as some have done. All our kits are designed around your specific needs and desires:
- You want a PV system that you can upgrade with ease at anytime.
- You want a electronics system that is 100% compatible, guaranteed to work.
- You want Free, lifetime support.
We have all of the latest components, and we stay up to date with the newest offerings from the best manufacturers. Whether you want a small starter/experimenter's system, whether it is for an off grid situation or will be grid tied by a licensed electrician, we can configure components that are appropriate and specifically for you.
Your electronics will come pre-mounted on a sturdy plywood systems board. All components will be correctly pre-wired, ready for attachment to your battery bank and solar array. Our experienced designers and installers will work together to configure and pre-test your system, guaranteeing no DOA purchases. We also give you free tech support for as long as you own your system.
If you are a D.I.Y. person, handy with hand tools and adept at following
instructions, you can choose individual components to construct a solar
PV system or up-grade an existing installation. See our item listings
here.
Solar
modules produce DC voltage and all the wiring from the modules
goes to a
Combiner
box. The combiner box
has DC Breakers that protect the modules and combines all the wiring
down to two wires Positive and Negative these two wires then go to
the
Charge
Controller
that controls the current so that the battery bank does not get
over charged. The charge controller is wired to the
DC
Disconnect
which provides circuit isolation with DC and AC Breakers.
The DC disconnect then passes the current to that
Battery
bank which
produces DC voltage @ 12 volts or 24 Volts, or 48 Volts depending on the
system type. This current
goes back
to the DC Disconnect and
then passes to the
Inverter/Charger
were the voltage gets changed from DC to AC and the AC voltage then goes
to your home's main circuit panel. 
Battery
monitor is
also
wired through the
DC Disconnect then on
to the battery bank and displays the current battery bank voltage, the
amperage be used or produced, and the percent of amp hours used.
pole
mount or
roof
mount.