Ok will ask around. Thanks. Seems like many here say to go for micro inverter.

Just got new quotation from pathgreen, since I'm still deciding what size solar.
9.68kwp rm30k
12.10kwp rm36k.
Microinverter hoymiles.

I asked about adding battery and getting a smaller capacity solar but was told if add battery will not be eligible for NEM.

Hi guys, I am new to Solar installation and I was checking the NEM 3.0 and Solaris website.

Question with regards to Solaris program and rebate (RM1000 per kwh), the program will last as long as NEM quota still available?

thanks

Hi guys, I am offered with Trina bifacial panels.. wondering how effective are the bifacial panels since they will be mounted on the roof tiles?

Another thing crossed my mind is my house is facing north and my panels most likely will be facing north as there are 3 storey house at my south which could partially block my roof.. the sun usually at the north side during mid year and at the south during year end and beginning of the year..
Anyone notice if the difference is huge throughout the year? Understand that monsoon season also affects the energy production..

Thanks... yea Verdant is pretty pricy, that was the quotation in Jan 2024

I just proceed with Pathgreen yesterday, 6.05kWp 10 panels (Trina bifacial), 3 x microinverter (Hoymiles) for RM20k best price.
Turns out to be RM3306 per 1 kWp, I tot it is pretty ok considering they are providing 3 x microinverter, also 20% cash, 80% CC 24-month 0 interest.

So far I think this is the lowest that I get from various providers.

I see.. I am not quite an expert, maybe you can shed some light 

3 phase

Looks like my solar panel sytem quite cheap after discount.

4kwh for 10k.

Average for last 3 months at least 5.5kwh



Jun to Aug tnb bill negative amount.

Yes to be exact RM14210 before Solaris.

Solaris supposed to be 2.7k but they wrongly submitted thats why I get 4k.

Yea..
Initially I was concerned about the capacity of the inverter vs the energy production from the solar panels..
In theory 4 panels produce 2420kw with 605kw each, but the inverter is rated at 2000 VA..
I actually wrote a mail to Hoymiles and their engineer responded, and claimed that it is compatible.. So there is some conversion calculation.. As long as the manufacturer themselves say it's ok then I am fine with that 😄

looks like will be gone by this Friday...
I heard the applications have ramped up like crazy last few weeks..

What will happen to those solar system providers after NEM Rakyat quota depleted?
Wait for government to announce NEM4.0 or extended quota?
I assume some reputable vendors can still get businesses from NOVA whereby smaller player will count on luck…

The question was on the pool of solar system vendors.
Probably they have enough backlogs now to survive till government announces new NEM plan or extended quota.
SELCO volume is definitely insufficient to feed the current vendors pool.
Hopefully, those companies are still around as long as the solar system warranty.

Still got 0.0007MWac now 
Yea.. will be officially gone by today.. 

Anybody went Home Dec KLCC this weekend? Can share any solar promo in particular pathgreen, verdant?
Didn't had change to go.
Btw, is there still quota left for the extended rm4k rebate?

what is the reason to have oversized panel to inverter?

is it because the panel wont achieve the max 605w or 610w?

Mind asking what does the Solar Insurance cover?

I signed up 8kwh package at the Setia City CC Home Expo last month, 14 JA panels, Solargrow inverter, for 22.5k. Now awaiting SEDA approval. I don't think it comes with Solar Insurance.

The coverage for NEM loss of savings sound interesting.

Signed up at Expo three weeks ago. Then site visit two weeks ago to confirm if roof can fit 14 panels. Submission thereafter. Was told SEDA will take 4-6 weeks, is that the norm?