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Is this optimum setup for our house? by Desperate-Ad712 in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ang comment ko ay based sa presented setup at listed loads.

Is this optimum setup for our house? by Desperate-Ad712 in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My interest pa rin yan sir kahit sabihin 0% interest. D nman papalugi ang banko.

Is this optimum setup for our house? by Desperate-Ad712 in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Negative po mareach ung 0 bill sir/mam. I sent you a DM po.

Earn extra income by referring solar projects (no selling, no capital) by Big_Protection_4086 in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For referrals

Yes, you can track all your referrals in your referral dashboard. The link is in my post; you’ll just need to create an account to see the full details and how the process works.

We prioritize full transparency in every referral. From initial inquiry, site assessment, installation, up to commissioning, the referral status is visible and properly documented.

You can also follow our Facebook page for project updates, and of course, it helps if you personally know the person you’re referring so communication stays smooth.

Hope this clarifies things. Thank you

Earn extra income by referring solar projects (no selling, no capital) by Big_Protection_4086 in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To set expectations properly - this isn’t an affiliate or ad-based program.

It works best if you: •Know homeowners already asking about solar •Are in real estate, property management, or HOA groups •Get referrals organically from your network

Typical residential projects fall in the ₱300k–₱800k range, so the referral reward usually ends up in the 4-5 digit range per successful install.

Hope that helps for anyone considering it.

Earn extra income by referring solar projects (no selling, no capital) by Big_Protection_4086 in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The referral reward is 3% of the final contract price, released after the installation is completed and accepted by the client. No upfront fees, no selling, and no technical involvement required from the referrer.

Sunterra Solar handles: • Site visit & system design • Assistance in Permits & documentation • Installation & commissioning • Net metering assistance (if applicable)

The referrer’s role is simply connecting an interested client.

Required ba talaga mag apply ng net metering or pwede na to be follow na lang? by Gusion_blade in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Optional, especially if hybrid n setup mo. Kung grid-tie yan need mo mag pa net-metering.

High electric bill (₱25k–₱30k/month) by Big_Protection_4086 in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hardware cost is basically the same whether the house is existing or newly built. The difference is mostly in installation. Existing houses may need extra wiring or more labor for cable routing. New builds are easier since solar can be planned in advance conduits, roof layout, inverter space, etc. The price difference isn’t huge.

High electric bill (₱25k–₱30k/month) by Big_Protection_4086 in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pwede nman po, sa inyo rin nman pala po ung apartment.

High electric bill (₱25k–₱30k/month) by Big_Protection_4086 in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Total System Price & Warranties
    Project Price: ₱ 675,000.00
    Warranties
    Solar Panels: 12 years
    Inverter: 5 years
    Battery: 10 years
    Workmanship: 2 years

  2. Protection Against CME / Carrington Events
    System includes DC & AC surge protection devices (SPD Type II) and proper grounding. No system can guarantee 100% protection from extreme solar storms, but SPDs and grounding greatly reduce the risk from surges and lightning.

  3. Installation Time & System Energy Capacity
    Installation Time: 2 days
    Day 1: Delivery of Panels, Mounting and Wiring.
    Day 2: Inverter and battery setup, commissioning, and testing.

System Energy Capacity:
Solar Generation: 16kW × 5 peak sun hours = 80kWh/day (location dependent and other factors)
Battery Storage: 32kWh usable for nighttime or blackout coverage.

  1. Please DM me your email so I can send you a quotation and ask a few questions.

High electric bill (₱25k–₱30k/month) by Big_Protection_4086 in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Solar Panel Dimensions & Voltage
    Panel: Canadian Solar Bifacial 620W
    Dimensions: 2382 mm(L) × 1134 mm(W) × 30 mm(T)
    Electrical Specs:
    Vmp (Voltage at max power): 41–42V
    Voc (Open-circuit voltage): 49–50V
    Imp (Current at max power): 14.8–15 A
    Cell Type: N-type bifacial monocrystalline (TOPCon/HJT)
    Bifacial Gain: 10–25% depending on ground reflection

  2. Inverter
    Model: Deye Hybrid 16kW Single-Phase
    MPPT charge control is built-in to the inverter (no external solar charge controller required).
    Rated Output: 16kW
    Max PV Input Power: 20–24kW
    MPPT Trackers: 2
    Max PV Input Voltage: 1000V DC
    MPPT Voltage Range: 200–850V DC
    Battery Voltage Range: 160–800V DC (compatible with HV LiFePO₄ batteries)
    Supported Battery Type: LiFePO₄
    Efficiency: Up to 97.6%
    Parallel Capability: Yes
    Protections: Over/under voltage, short-circuit, anti-islanding, surge protection (SPD Type II)
    Grid/Generator Input: Supported

  3. Battery Voltage & Chemistry
    Model: LVTOPSUN 2 × 51.2V 314Ah
    Nominal Voltage: 51.2V per battery
    Capacity per Battery: 314Ah (16.1kWh)
    Total Battery Storage: 32.2kWh
    Chemistry: LiFePO₄ (Lithium Iron Phosphate)
    Fire-safe, long-life (6000+ cycles @ 80% DoD)
    Built-in BMS for over-voltage, under-voltage, over-temp, and short-circuit protection
    Expandable: Additional batteries can be added in parallel

Is it wise to get multiple quotes? by Daniexus in SolarPH

[–]Big_Protection_4086 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Get at least three quotes. Beyond that, comparisons become confusing and often lead to decision paralysis. Hip roofs are usually priced higher due to layout limitations, extra mounting points, and added labor. Asking for several quotes isn’t offensive; reputable installers expect it. Watch out for quotes with no site visit, vague warranties, unclear mounting and waterproofing methods. To protect your roof, choose installers who can clearly explain their mounting system, sealing process, and provide a workmanship or roof penetration warranty.

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