Roof Mounted Systems
These are the simplest, most cost effective and most popular way to generate your own electricity. They consist of a number of framed Solar PV Panels mounted onto a southerly facing, pitched roof. The size of the system will be limited by the size of the roof. A typical system will be between 2 and 4kWp although with enough roof space a larger system is possible.

Mounted Solar Arrays
Ground mounted systems are becoming increasingly popular where there is not enough roof space for a roof mounted Solar PV system or the roof is not southerly orientated. A simple frame is constructed adjacent to the building and the Solar PV Panels attached. Pergolas and canopies have even been designed using these modules.

Solar Canopies
Buildings with south facing glazing can overheat in the summer. A 5kW Solar PV system or larger could act as a sunshade, making the inside temperature more comfortable and generating over 5000kWh per year.

Tracker Systems
These follow the sun across the sky throughout the day to maximise performance. This results in up to 40% greater output compared with a static Solar PV Panel system of the same size. Trackers are available in many sizes and, by adding different modules; an almost infinite number of output sizes can be achieved. These are ideal for sites with plenty of land - where the roof-space is not suitable for Solar PV Panels.

Roof Mounted Systems
These are the simplest, most cost effective and most popular way to generate your own electricity. They consist of a number of framed modules mounted onto a southerly facing, pitched roof. The size of the system will be limited by the size of the roof. A typical system will be between 2 and 4kWp although with enough roof space a larger system is possible.

Mounted Solar Arrays
Ground mounted systems are becoming increasingly popular where there is not enough roof space for a roof mounted system or the roof is not southerly orientated. A simple frame is constructed adjacent to the building and the modules attached. Pergolas and canopies have even been designed using these modules.

Solar Canopies
Buildings with south facing glazing can overheat in the summer. A 5kW system or larger could act as a sunshade, making the inside temperature more comfortable and generating over 5000kWh per year.

Tracker Systems
These follow the sun across the sky throughout the day to maximise performance. This results in up to 40% greater output compared with a static system of the same size. Trackers are available in many sizes and, by adding different modules; an almost infinite number of output sizes can be achieved. These are ideal for sites with plenty of land - where the roof-space is not suitable for PV modules.