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Solar Installers Sydney NSW
Top rated, local, CER installer partners servicing Sydney and NSW:
Banana Solar | Camperdown NSW (Sydneywide)
Solar Partners | Western Sydney & Blue Mountains NSW
Off-grid - Stand-alone Solutions, South Coast, NSW
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Other top ranking installers on the web in Sydney:
Skyline Solar | Vineyard NSW
Aussie Hybrid Solar | Silverwater NSW
Energus | North Sydney NSW
Beyond Solar | Ingleburn NSW
Already got a solar quote or two? Get them reviewed on our community forum: Solar Quote Reviews.
Solar Installers Western Sydney
Here are some top rated installers from the web in Western Sydney:
Solar Partners | Penrith & Blue Mnts
Western Sydney Solar | South Windsor NSW
Penrith Solar Centre | Cranebrook NSW
Nepean Solar Solutions | Penrith NSW
E-Smart Solar | Emu Plains NSW
Puregen Energy | Hunters Hill NSW
Solar Installers Northern Beaches
Some highly rated solar installers from the web on the Northern Beaches:
Energy Culture | North Balgowlah NSW
Solarpro | Allambie Heights NSW
Lynton Electrical & Solar | Mosman NSW
Solar Installers Eastern Suburbs
Here are some highly rated solar installers near the Eastern Suburbs or Sydney.
Australian Solar Designs | Alexandria NSW
Banana Solar | Camperdown NSW
Lynton Electrical | Mosman NSW
Solar Installers Inner West Sydney
Some top ranking installers on the web operating in the Inner West are:
Banana Solar | Camperdown NSW
Skyline Solar | Vineyard NSW
Aussie Hybrid Solar | Silverwater NSW
Beyond Solar | Ingleburn NSW
See our Inner West Solar case study.
Solar Installers Southern Sydney
Some top ranking installers on the web operating in Southern Sydney are:
AG Solar | Caringbah NSW
Solar Mission | Liverpool NSW
Roland Lawrence Electrical | Rockdale NSW
Cost of Solar in Sydney
Checkout our Sydney Solar Quote page to see other solar quotes in Sydney, or to have your own solar quote reviewed.
Examples of some pricing that we have seen for quotes in Sydney:
Panels: 11.1 kW, 30 x 370W Longi | Inverter: Goodwe GW10KL-DT 10kW | Price: AUD$12600 gross ($1.26 per W - based on inverter output). Minus $6000 federal STC rebate = $6600 net
Panels: 9.3 kW, 30 x 310W Trina Honey M Plus | Inverter: Fronius Primo 8.2kW | Price: AUD$12100 gross ($1.51 per W - based on inverter output). Minus $5000 federal STC rebate = $7100 net
Option with LG Neon 2 panels = $11000 net ($2 per W gross)
Panels: 8.64 kW, 27 x 320W REC N | Inverter: SolarEdge HD 8kW | Price: AUD$15500 gross ($1.94 per W - based on inverter output). Minus $5000 federal STC rebate = $10500 net
Includes SolarEdge optimisers and Smartmeter
Checkout our Solar Calculator in our Guide to Buying Solar, for more information on cost, and importantly how much you should spend on a solar system.
Recent forum topics on getting solar in Sydney:
Solar Generation in Sydney, NSW
A solar panel system in Sydney, New South Wales which is installed with good access to the sun, can get around 4.25 kWh of solar energy per kW installed on average per day throughout the year.
Average daily solar output estimate*
This data assumes an optimal 34° pitch for Sydney, see next section for details on optimal panel angles.
Sydney receives a very even amount of sun from the start of spring (September), right through to the end of Summer (February). The sunshine starts to decline a little in Autumn and then into winter, with the worst months being May to June.
The best months for solar production in Sydney are October and December, which both should produce a little under 5 kWh on average with a well installed system.
Per kW installed
Full year average: 4.26 kWh
Summer (Jan): 4.73 kWh
Winter (Jul): 3.56 kWh
For a 5kW system
Full year average: 21.23 kWh
Summer (Jan): 23.65 kWh
Winter (Jul): 17.8 kWh
Optimal panel angle
The optimal panel angle in Sydney for year round solar production is 34° from the horizontal, and facing due North (0° azimuth). This allows for the most total production throughout the year. However, depending on when you use the most electricity, you may want to consider optimising your installation for different times in the year.
Bear in mind that roofs typically have a pitch of between 15 - 30°, and it usually makes sense if you are installing on a house, to simply lie the panels flat on the roof without changing the angle. This is due to cost, fixing and aesthetics. Installs look nicer when they are flat against the roof, they are more secure, and there is extra costs involved in changing the angle, both in parts and labour.
Here is a guide to the different production you will get throughout the year with different panel angles:
Summer optimised production | 19° pitch*
Per kW installed
Full year average: 4.21 kWh
Summer (Jan): 5.09 kWh
Winter (Jul): 2.97 kWh
Winter optimised production | 49° pitch*
Per kW installed
Full year average: 4.10 kWh
Summer (Jan): 4.17 kWh
Winter (Jul): 3.80 kWh
* This data is purely theoretical, based on solar irradiance and a 12% derating, every installation is different and should expect different outputs.
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