Up to 50% of your bill, and that's without batteries! A plug & play solar kit can generate energy for self-consumption, allowing your appliances to use solar energy directly instead of purchasing it from your electricity company. This translates into a significant reduction in your bills.

Factors that affect savings:

1. Kit Production: The amount of energy your solar system produces.

2. Electricity rate: What your electricity company charges per kWh, including taxes. Savings example: If your kit generates 1,500 kWh annually and you pay €0.30/kWh, you would save €450 per year (1,500 kWh x €0.30 /kWh). Maximize your savings: The fewer people there are in the home, the greater the proportional savings that a solar kit can provide. Although the kits are limited to 800W, this savings can be significant. Furthermore, consuming all the energy generated maximizes your economic return. To calculate how much you could save in your specific case, use our Savings Calculator.

A balcony railing is designed to resist more than the weight of a person, preventing falls. Plug & play solar kits weigh between 5 kg and 25 kg, depending on the number and type of panels installed. This weight is significantly less than that of an adult, so the railing should support it without problems. Safety concerns: If you have concerns about the strength of your railing, consider replacing it, as regulations may require it. Panels at Tornasol Energy: Our solar kits offer two types of panels: Efficiency Kits: Equipped with high-performance conventional panels that produce more energy per square meter, but weigh between 20 and 25 kg per panel. Flex Kits: They use ultralight panels that, with only 20% of the weight of the Efficiency, generate 80% of the energy. They are designed for installations where weight is a critical factor. Make sure the railing is strong enough to provide secure support for your solar kit.

Yes. You need a plug to "plug & play" your solar kit, as it must be connected to the home's electrical network. This is achieved through a cable that connects the microinverter to the grid. European standard: Tornasol kits include a Schuko plug, which is the standard in Europe. Make sure you use a safe outdoor outlet to plug in the kit. Connection recommendations: It is recommended to connect the kit directly without using extension cables. If you need a connection cable longer than 5 m, please contact us to obtain a custom one. Quick installation: If you do not have a power outlet available, any electrician or maintenance technician can install it quickly and easily. By following these recommendations, your solar kit will be safely connected and ready to supply power to your home.