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The house you see here has a negative monthly utility bill. A typical Solaric home will install ~500Wp (2 solar panels) to ~5kWp (20 solar panels) and will save thousands off their monthly bill.
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Your personal powerplant at Php 2/kWh or lessBatteries optionalSpectacular support
Solaric was an offshoot of our previous business which was providing back up power solutions to the US Federal Government, one of our more notable projects was the battery backup system for the Kennedy Space station data center in Florida. We first started experimenting with Solar PV in early 2010 but it was too expensive to do it without subsides.
Learn MoreThere are many ways to do solar, but fewer ways to do it right. At Solaric we will train you how to install or understand Solar the Solaric way. Our Engineers and trainers have undergone training with world renowned solar experts and have hundreds of installations under their belt. We go beyond theory and share with you practical sizing and engineering practices that we see in the field and common mistakes to avoid. Our courses are designed so that a novice or expert can capitalize on lessons learned. Our core belief is that the art and science of harnessing solar energy should be shared with all in a safe and comprehensive fashion.
Learn MoreBarely anybody is home in the daytime but you have a refrigerator, a couple fans, some lights, maybe a TV or some computers left plugged in. You could definitely use 2 solar panels on your roof to cancel out your daytime loads.
~Php 800
Get a QuoteYou have 1 or 2 fridges and a small (1 to 1.5hp) aircon on during the daytime, OR multiple fans, TV, lights, washing machines, ironing done during daytime. If your monthly bill is currently Php 12,000+/month this system may be for you!
~Php 2,500
Get a QuoteMultiple refrigerators, daytime aircon, or a pool pump. Typically, households who install 3kWp systems have a monthly power bill of at least Php 15,000 & up to start out with, and with moderate daytime use of appliances.
~Php 5,000
Get a QuoteMultiple fridges and multiple aircons on during the daytime, with heavy daytime use of appliances such as pumps, washing machines, vacuums, etc. If your power bill is over 20K/month, this may be for you.
~Php 8000
Get a QuoteFor owners of residential and commercial establishments in the Philippines, a solar panel installation in house provides clean and dependable electricity and bankable savings. Rooftop Solar in the Philippines has a proven sub 5 year Return on Investment. Like all Investments there are risks and mitigating risks is part of responsible ownership and reasonable expectations …
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What lessons have we learned from Typhoon Yolanda? Basic necessities will not always be available. Disaster preparedness programs must be recalibrated. Investing in renewables will help prevent future disasters. You’re probably wondering how solar power and solar systems from the Philippines fit in with disasters and resilience and we understand the confusion. We’ll get …
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