Solar panel systems for homes
High quality, reliable solar panel and battery storage systems installed for homes across the UK
Solar power systems for homes
A solar panel system for a household can have a number of benefits. Rising energy prices mean the cost of solar panels are a great investment for a home and this has seen domestic solar systems become more popular in recent years. Advancements in battery storage systems allow more of the sun’s energy to be used in households. Combine this with the environmental benefits and the need for all of us to lower our reliance on fossil fuels and the advantages of solar panels become clear.
About solar panels for homes
Solar panel systems, also known as Solar Photovoltaics (Solar PV) capture the sun’s energy using photovoltaic cells. There have been numerous advancements in photovoltaic cell technology in the past decade, meaning that more energy can be collected in a smaller panel size. This is great news for solar panel installations in homes, as a greater amount of energy can be gathered without needing a large roof space. The cells in home solar panels don’t need direct sunlight to work, so they can still generate electricity on a cloudy day, this means a well designed home solar panel system can generate free, carbon friendly electricity all year round!
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Why SolarTherm UK?
At SolarTherm UK we have been installing Solar PV systems for over a decade. We are recognised as one of the best solar energy companies in the UK and have completed thousands of solar installations for residential and commercial clients across the country. We believe in efficiency, reliability and great customer service.
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