Small households are recommended to get 3.5 kW solar systems (or 3,500 watts).
Much like our latest installation in Batasan Hills, Quezon City.
We installed a 3.04 kW solar system with 380 Panasonic panels. They decided it was the best choice for their budget.
When you decide to invest in home solar panels, the cost to install the system on your roof is one of the biggest factors determining your long-term solar savings.
After all, your hard-earned money deserves to be spent wisely.
How Much Does a 3.5kW Solar System cost?
In America, the average cost is $2.76 per watt ($9,660 for a 3.5 kilowatt system). That means that the total cost for a 3.5kW solar system would be $7,148 after the federal solar tax credit (not factoring in any additional state rebates or incentives).
In the Philippines, that’s around 350,000 php. US solar laws and taxes aren’t applicable to us.
For only 350,000 php, you can jumpstart your solar-powered home.
How do you Compute your Solar Savings?
Monthly savings vary according to your regular energy consumption.
A house with 7,000 php monthly energy bills have different kilowatt savings from a house with 4,000 php monthly bills.
For accurate computation, you can go to https://www.solaready.ph/solar-savings-calculator to calculate your solar savings.
Our Solaready team is ready to help. Call us now at (+632) 7 957 3236 or (+63) 917 534 8178. You can also email your inquiries at inquiry@solaready.ph.
