QUOTE(bee88 @ Aug 21 2024, 09:20 AM)
Actually if u plan long term, this is one thing you should consider. The amount of $$ to cover the Tnb bill after solar usually can help u get a bigger capacity in the first place based on my experience.. Coz every month is different yield and different sun hour
Thanks man, upon further checking my actual consumption is from 10XX to 13XX. The higher one is during hotter months. Expected to go higher in the next 5 year as my wife will stop working and stay at home and eventual upgrade to ev
I am considering the time solar as well, it seems too good to be true though. No additional commitment as well as the payment to time solar + estimated tnb bill is lower than current bill. All the saving and even if the solar setup doesnt work after that 10 years, it doesnt really matter as some saving is achieved without any additional commitment.
Maximum time not at home is just 2 week per year that is just around 5xx kwh.
Pro
No extra payment, instead of paying fully to tnb, now mostly goes to time solar and total payment estimated to be less
Maintenance by company
The company most likely still around after 10 year. Time group
Con
Under contract and most likely i cant sell this house within contract period and terminate without penalty