Either the room/hall ceiling too high until AC need to work extra2 harder to replace the hot air inside or another is to many gap & holes for the kampung design style like my wife kampung. Ask individuals who doing repairs at kampung to put close all holes (kinda old design for house in kampung) then change the AC to inverter, its also drop the bill of the house.

This post has been edited by ayamxxx: May 26 2024, 08:07 PM

Sarawak SESCO domestic rate for comparison

Off topic abit, any idea where & how the solar get blown away?
Solar panel blown away

is this covered somehow by insurans or package warranty?

that's probably under home insurance ? like roof fly open ?

Guys, advice please..
My electricity bill around 80 but I just got an ev so expect to reach 230-250..
1. 15 yr old Double storey terrace house in Melaka East West orientation with 3 phase
2. Saw an advert for 3.92kWp for less than 13k with 60 months instalment... Is this suitable for me or can recommend anything else..
3. Need to wait for how many months bill before can apply? Last month bill 200
Not looking at ROI.. The way I look at it, if 15k over 60 months is 250 per month which is almost what I have to pay to tnb... No more guilty about switching on aircon in daytime..
Thanks

Although number 1, 2 and 3, but seems like you only ask 1 question at 3. No need to wait. You can just ask solar installer to quote you based on how much you want to offset. Try to ask several quotes to compare price.

No need wait for increased tnb bill, just write a cover letter would do. Sometimes no need letter also will be approved

Penang. Any company or installer to recommend?

What is the maximum allowable capacity for single phase? Thanks.

12 kwp for single phase...

5kwac or around 7kwp for single phase
12kwac or around 17kwp for 3 phase

My suggestion is to give ur ev sometime and get an average of your usage.

Anything less than 300 totally not worth installing a solar system.

I don't know about ur Financials but having a loan for solar system after an EV loan is kinda too much

This post has been edited by Avangelice: May 30 2024, 02:13 PM

Good to know.. Thought need to wait until have 3 months bill exceeding RM250... Thank you

Something to consider.. Thank you

So guys,
Anyone got suggestions on which companies to consider and their contacts, can pm me.. Thanks

Seda just appointed you as chairman?
I know a nice installer but not sure if he does the complete NEM rakyat from A to Z

This post has been edited by adamw: May 30 2024, 08:51 PM

Yup... this is correct... my mistake about 12kw

Haha... I wish as well... in my dreams maybe.

Hmm... like buying any expensive furniture or appliances or car, just compare price lo.
You can ask for quotation from GSparx (TNB subsidiary) and then some other you search on facebook or google (Verdant, SOLS, Salarvest)
They will then explain details to you and will conduct a free visit.

Then only you choose based on their strong points or price lo.

As long your bill can hit above RM200, then worth to install, small size package, can try check with ERS for free quotation. Their smallest package for 5kwp think only cost 14k, due to government now give RM4k subsidy. U can use public bank credit card, the charges is only 2% if you convert to 60 mths repayment. Better than 3.92kwp which is too small

Avangelice... saw your old question in other tered about ev charging but didn't see any satisfying reply... tot i'd share my views here...

option 2 will be most flexible as a dedicated system... you connect power source (panels/tnb/or battery) to the inverter, and charge your ev through the inverter... you then configure supply priority, solar 1st then either tnb or battery for 2nd and 3rd priority... this way if solar power is not enough, it will supplement from tnb/battery... also when you can charge (day/night) is crucial

the remaining question is then balancing/optimizing the capacity/cost... if big might as well just go full nem... if too small then roi no good...