[QLD] 6.66kw JA Solar 370w Panels + 5kw single phase Solis Inverter (10 Year Warranty) Fully Installed $3,330 @ X-altsolar

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AssociatedXALT Solar on 23/07/2020 - 14:07 x-altsolar.com.au (139 clicks)
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6.66kW Residential Solar System | 18xJA Solar 370w Mono (66 cell) Solar Panels (Tier 1 and latest technology) + 5kW Solis Inverter (single phase) WiFi capable. JA Solar are a leading solar panel manufacturers with a local office in Newcastle, NSW; Solis are a slightly lesser known brand in the inverter market but come with an excellent performance history and exceptional value for money. We have used their 3phase inverters in the commercial sector and remain very happy with teir performance.

Your system is backed by extensive warranties on panels, inverters, racking and installation.This is a quality system that will give you many years of renewable energy production and excellent power savings. Inquire on our website by completing the form, we'll assess the suitability of your home for solar and revert with a proposal for your review.

Only $64 per fortnight over 2 years. $0 outlay. Or $3,330 outright purchase (20% deposit). A $50 gift card is provided to each of the first 10 buyers.

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  Lps on 23/07/2020 - 14:30

  +2

  Ja Ja Ding Dong

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  loksmack on 23/07/2020 - 14:39

  Price isn't bad. Components are low-end but reputable. I'd recommend using solarquotes.com.au and getting three (more) quotes.

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    SeanConnery on 23/07/2020 - 15:09

    +2

    I recently used Solar quotes here in VIC for a 6.66KW system with 20x Q-Cells G5+ (the ones with 25 year product warranty) + 5KW Fronius inverter.

    Installer 1: $5400

    Installer 2: $5600

    Installer 3: $6200

    Just a price reference FYI for anyone curious.

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      martyn on 23/07/2020 - 15:56

      is that after the extra VIC rebates @SeanConnery?

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      INFIDEL on 23/07/2020 - 16:27

      Just a price reference
      Vic quotes aren't relevant in a QLD only Deal. Likely to confuse people.

      Different States / areas offer different incentives. Quotes by installers are usually limited to certain locations, so unlikely to be available in QLD.

      Best to get quotes for your own location & requirements. There are a lot of variables affecting price.

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      loksmack on 23/07/2020 - 16:48

      Thanks for that. Another reference point for those in VIC (this is not useful for QLD people): I'm getting a 6.66kw system with 20x Jinko Cheetahs and 5kw Fronius inverter for $4300 after VIC Rebate ($2450 upfront + $1850 Vic Gov loan).

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        samehada on 10/08/2020 - 14:05

        @loksmart
        "20x Jinko Cheetahs and 5kw Fronius inverter for $4300 after VIC Rebate ($2450 upfront + $1850 Vic Gov loan)($2450 upfront + $1850 Vic Gov loan)"

        With your system, our quote to you should be just $1300 upfront (after VIC Rebate + $1850 interest free loan) if you are in STC Zone 3 ($200 more if you are in STC Zone 4). If you still want me to give you the proposal let me know. Or if you want Jinko Cheetah 370W it is $200 more.

        Your quote is almost double so I suggest you do more shop around to compare.

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          loksmack on 10/08/2020 - 14:12

          @samehada: As mentioned in the other thread - your quote is $950 less than what I'm getting. Definitely a good saving!

          However (and this is not commentary on your business), my installer is well regarded and has been in the business for over 10 years. That's why I chose this quote.

          Also I'm regional, panels will be across 2 rooftops/arrays and I have a tiled roof.

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            samehada on 10/08/2020 - 14:16

            @loksmack: without knowing your exact roof layout and location the above quote is just for standard installation in metropolitan area. There may be extra travel surcharge to your area as well. Just a reference for your comparison.

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    AssociatedXALT Solar @ X-Alt Solar on 24/07/2020 - 17:15

    Thanks. Solis doing their own trumpet blowing at https://solisinverters.com.au/2019/12/21/why-solis-inverters… … as stated elsewhere we are more than happy with them. This system is very good value for money. JA are good panels at 20.1% efficiency on the 370's & Solis with a 10 year warranty.

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  alz on 23/07/2020 - 14:54

  I have no idea about Solar and not from QLD, but, how much $$$ does this save you assuming your're paying $500 per quarter.

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    SteveAndBelle on 23/07/2020 - 15:48

    +1

    The answer will depends on many aspects but I think the average payback period for a typical system these days is around 4-5 years. However long the system continues generating energy at decent amounts from then on is basically free money. Again, many, many aspects to consider, that's just a very generalised approximate so maybe someone who knows more can chime in.

    Our case is a good example of a variable. We live in a tiny house with a tiny roof area so we have to spend big bucks on fewer yet larger, commercial grade panels to generate the same amount. LG Commercial Panels are/were the only choice for us to get close to producing the same amount as per the system in this deal and the quote was approx. $10k including a very high quality inverter. We calculated it out and our payback period based on that quote would be more like 10 years however as the LG panels are of an extreme high quality they should also last a lot longer than most basic panels too so our 'free ride' after payback will be longer than most systems. That quote was from about 18months ago and as technology continues to improve 'everything' we'll probably wait and get another quote in about 6 months time because there'll probably be even high power panels out by then and for less $$s too but of course if we'd installed that system 18 months ago we would only have 8.5 years left of payback so it's all relative. The only reason we didn't jump at that system was the fact that a couple of the LG panels needed to be installed at freaky angles and on a section of the roof that doesn't have great sun exposure so we decided to wait until 'better' panels were available so we needed even fewer.

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      klaw81 on 23/07/2020 - 17:09

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      500w panels are now getting common and there are now 600w panels are entering the market. So you might not have to wait much longer.

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        Steptoe on 23/07/2020 - 18:10

        They are also larger panels, not necessarily leaps and bounds improvements in efficiency

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        SteveAndBelle on 23/07/2020 - 18:11

        Very nice to hear! Just looked them up. So glad we haven't acted on anything yet. In tech we trust :)

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          AssociatedXALT Solar @ X-Alt Solar on 24/07/2020 - 17:28

          @SteveAndBelle: They're a fair bit larger than the current 60 or 66 cell panels so they won't necessarily be a better design solution…depends on what space you're working with. The Trina500w has a 20.9% efficiency compared to the JA Solar listed here (370) at 20.1%. Pricing on the 500s is likely to be a lot more than what one is paying for the 60 and 66 cell product at the moment.

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            SteveAndBelle on 24/07/2020 - 19:33

            @XALT Solar: Agreed however the larger-than-standard LG panels we were looking at actually fit far better on the critical roof sections than the regular panels so that was a win from the get-go. They completely filled the front verandah roof giving us far more output than any config of regular sized panels.

            Anyway, that's what it boils down to for us so well see how it goes when we get another quote next year. Will hopefully get an even neater configuration for less $$s!

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    Steptoe on 23/07/2020 - 18:08

    From your bill, what is the daily energy usage on each tariff?

    Single Rate or a Time of Use?
    Electric Hot Water on Controlled Load?

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  Olli on 23/07/2020 - 19:21

  And prices are down..