with basic UK solar info and no sales pitch.*
*If you later decide to order from DAS Solar you get your £10 fee refunded!
Survey will enable any MCS certified solar systems provider to give you a quote without visiting your site!
DAS Solar - REAL, MCS, NAPIT, Safe Contractor, Constructionline, CHAS
DAS Solar:
- sells MCS certified residential solar systems
- sells MCS certified commercial solar systems
- installs free panels to give you free electricity if your property qualifies
- explains everything fair and square before you decide as required by MCS and REAL accreditations
You can use DAS Solar Consultant:
- to get answers to any solar related questions you might have
- to have UK Feed-In Tariff or Clean Energy Cashback Scheme explained
- to have Microgeneration Certification Scheme or MCS explained
- to find out why UK government adopted FiT and MCS
- to have suitability of your roof for a solar system assessed
- to have the difference between free panels and solar system purchase explained
- to calculate optimal size solar system for your situation
- to arrange free panels for your roof for free electricity
- to find other solar arrangements that may suit your situation
- to calculate projected cash inflows and benefits
- to compare multiple offers on price, quality, guaranties, and performance
DAS Solar Consultant is not allowed to make a sale on the first visit! No sales pitch, just plain facts!
Call now at 078 38 911 468 or send e-mail at d@sadar.biz
Fact or fiction?
- What kind of property qualifies for free panels?
DAS Solar installs free panels to your home or commercial property if 3kW system can be mounted
on your S, SE, or SW facing roof with pitch of 30-45 degrees. As a rule of a thumb we need unobstructed
almost South facing roof with about 30m2 (5m x 6m) and either an inclination between 30
and 45 degrees or flat roof. We do not need to install panels on main residential object
if there is a nearby anciliatory object large enough.
- Some solar panels can be up to 13% more efficient
Fact, but they can cost up to 59% more so their unconditional use may
not be economically justified! One would prefer them at the same price or
at a 10% premium while 50% higher costs are not justified. Just like a
worker that makes 10% more products at the same time as another. You may pay
him 10% more but you would not pay him 50% higher wage.
- Chinese solar panels are of lesser quality
Fiction, some of Chinese products are highly reliable and performing,
and they come with guaranties from international insurance companies,
and they are MCS approved so they must satisfy required industry standards.
Chinese participation has driven photovoltaic prices down rapidly, lowering
profit margins of US and EU manufacturers and installers, and Chinese are not
very liked in PV community for the same reason consumers should love them -
through economy of scale and improvements in production process they contributed
to lower prices for end user and society as a whole.
- UK has no solar panel manufacturing
Fiction, UK has Romag and Trina making high quality panels suitable for UK climate
and a number of worldwide recognized specialized companies in solar roof tiles, nonpenetrating mounts,
and other elements for Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV)
- UK government will run out of money to pay Feed-In Tariff obligations
Fiction, there is a mechanism in place where consumers (you) pay for
renewable energy on every energy bill (gas and electric) and this money
is used to pay Feed-In Tariff obligations. The scheme is designed so that
it is self financed. If more investors build solar, the charge for renewable
energy support on energy bill will rise to meet accepted obligations.
- Panels can be placed on North facing roof
Yes, in Australia. In UK they will perform 70% worse than panels facing South.
- Solar is just a quick fashion fad that won't last.
Fiction, UK plans to build 1.9 GWp of solar installations annualy by 2020 so this
means 15GWp of solar installations. If average solar installation were 4kWp we would
need 3.750.000 installations in about 3000 days or 1250 installations every day from
now to 2020. That is 5 MWp a day. Far above what all UK solar companies are installing now!
“Continuous effort – not strength or intelligence – is the key to unlocking our potential.” – Winston Churchill
