Commercial Solar install at Sunshine Coast units
We recently completed the installation of a large solar system, featuring Canadian Solar panels and a SolarEdge inverter.
Residential apartment units are made up of many different areas and the majority of them will consume some sort of electricity. Whether you have communal areas that require lighting, a garage area that requires lighting, a pool that requires heating or lifts that require operating, electricity will be required.
Of course, you can attempt to install energy efficient products such as LED lighting, but still, they will draw on electricity from the grid and that means that bills are still significantly high.
So, the next step is to install solar power as this is a feasible and manageable option that can have a positive impact on residential units as to the power they consume and where it comes from.
Halcol offers Solar Systems that make it possible for residential units to harness the power of the sun but also make huge savings while working to help the environment. After a solar system has been installed, residential units will see a significant drop in the electricity that they use from the grid because energy will be taken from the solar system. Therefore, in four years, residential units can recover the cost of the installation and benefit from savings of up to 80%. This is because solar power will be used to heat the pool, operate the lifts and run any lighting systems that are required.
As the main portion of electricity is consumed during the day, it makes installing a solar system a very attractive prospect. Solar systems are now so advanced that they make it possible to almost solely rely on solar power alone to power residential units, especially when you consider that savings of as much as 80% could be seen.
With more residential units becoming available and other units looking to make the switch, solar power is a cost-effective solution that can help to reduce costs and soften the impact that high energy usage can have on the environment.
