The beauty of solar panels is they have no moving parts, which means there is very little to go wrong. However, as with all electrical equipment, rarely, but occasionally components breakdown. We provide warranties for the products we install as a matter of course to all our customers. We also offer to extend these warranties if desired. To further this we like to install with every project one of our comprehensive monitoring systems. Linked to the internet, should anything go wrong we are alerted immediately and can have the problem resolved quickly, minimising downtime and loss of power and earnings.

We believe that it is in every customer’s interest to take advantage of the monitoring system as it has additional benefits to you the customer. We have found it not only informs but educates the people who use it, actually helping them use their energy more effectively and reducing costs further. Key benefits include:

A user friendly interface log into your dash board provides real time data about the performance of both renewable and traditional energy systems

Showing graphs of output, inputs, monitoring of carbon saved

Analysis of CO² emissions

Collective view of performance across all sites

Significant revenue and cost saving opportunities (pro active maintenance)

All faults and system outages are reported to you via email and SMS so that you can act to restore the system to maximum efficiency quickly and effectively

Settings can also be changed remotely without the need for onsite assistance. Online fault reporting and management by email and SMS

Opportunity to develop new software modules to read almost any other system with an interface e.g. Biomass Boilers, Heat Pumps, CHP units, and Combinations etc.

Ability to exploit all new technologies as they become available

The benefits of remote monitoring & control using may be perceived differently by different types of end user. For example, a major benefit for domestic users may be to save money in changes of behaviour from being able to see power generation and power consumption; for schools it may be the educational value of showing the information to pupils; and for commercial customers it may be to ensure that planned savings in energy costs are being made.