Need Off-Grid Solar For Your Tiny House?
Solar panels might be a bit larger than you expect (1762mm x 1134mm).
Remember to factor in roof shape, spacing between panels, clearance for cleaning, and obstacles like chimneys. If fewer panels fit than planned, we have these systems:
Both of these packages are a popular starting point for your tiny home. Our packages are customisable to suit your specific needs.
Your system size will determine what appliances you can use, so we recommend you plan this early. Send our solar experts your plans so we can help you out.
We understand how important it is to use your space efficiently in a tiny house!
Installing your solar gear inside may not be the best option for you. Luckily for you, we have solutions tailored to your situation with our Solar Nest series:
Our Solar Nest series are all prewired in a cabinet, making install flexible and easy.
Our cabinets are IP54 rated giving them more durability. However, keeping the Solar Nest cabinet out of direct sunlight and rain maintains its longevity. The best way is to install it under an eave or in a shed.
Ground mounting generally means you have more land space for solar panels.
Without space restrictions, you have a wider range of choices when it comes to choosing a solar system. Ground mounts are included in all of these solar package series:
Our customers prefer this because it makes cleaning their panels much easier.
The Pro series must be installed out of the elements and in an insulated environment, while the Solar Nest series is designed to be installed outdoors, under minimal cover.
To find out more about what system size to go for, check out our solar calculator.
Make sure you choose the right system from above.
Understanding your power consumption is also very important to determine which off-grid solar package suits you best. Here's two easy ways to work it out.