Questions

When the first models are listed. We're agreeing terms with makers now. Join the list and we'll email you.

Prices aren't set yet, so every kit shows Price TBC. Each listing will show the price, delivery and total before you pay.

Yes. When ordering opens, you can cancel at any time before dispatch for a full refund, and for 14 days after delivery.

No. You set a plug-in kit up yourself. For an outdoor socket, an RCD check or a wall assessment, use a qualified professional you choose.

Up to 800W (799VA). The microinverter caps it, however much panel power the kit has.

More panel power reaches the cap for more of the day: mornings, evenings and cloudy spells. Over 960W of panels, consider a professional check of your electrics.

A weatherproof outdoor socket within reach of the kit's own cable, and modern RCD protection in your fuse box. No extension leads. An electrician can fit or check them.

A wall-or-ground kit can, on your own solid house wall, after a professional assessment. Never a boundary wall, cladding or a timber wall. Ground kits stay on the ground.

No. Plug-in kits must not be used with a home battery.

Yes, free at myplugin.solar, before you first use it.

One per household.

Ask your landlord for written permission first. They can say no. Leaseholders need the freeholder's or managing agent's permission.

Yes, tell your home insurer before you set it up.

England, Scotland and Wales. Not Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands.

For most homes in England, no, within limits. Listed buildings and street-facing walls in conservation areas are excluded. In Scotland and Wales, check with your council before fixing a kit to a wall. More on the rules.