Photovoltaic Panel Installers à Charleroi

Photovoltaic and solar panels

How are photovoltaic panels installed? The installation of photovoltaic panels takes place in several stages. After a site visit to determine the feasibility of your future installation and the receipt of the complete estimate, the installation can then begin. Our professionals based in Charleroi will start the work on the installation of the photovoltaic panels by installing the support structure on the roof. Then, the installation of the photovoltaic panels takes place. In order for the installation of the photovoltaic panels to be operational, they must be connected to the inverter and connected to the electrical system of your home. To do this, the approved service provider in Charleroi is responsible for making the necessary connections for the proper functioning of the photovoltaic panels. Before the actual commissioning of your photovoltaic panels, a compliance check is mandatory in Belgium. An inspector from an approved organisation comes to your home to carry out a visual examination and various tests. The inspector ensures that your photovoltaic panels comply with the standards of the RGIE, which is the General Regulations for Electrical Installations. Your photovoltaic panels must also meet the technical standards imposed by Synergrid. The inspector will then give you a certificate of conformity, which must be presented to the Walloon Energy Commission. Once the inspection has been carried out, you can take full advantage of your photovoltaic panels. Why invest in photovoltaic panels? Installing photovoltaic panels in Charleroi can bring you many advantages, particularly financial. Not only do you produce your own solar energy, but you can also make significant savings. You only pay the net balance of your electricity consumption. The profitability of photovoltaic panels occurs on average 6 years after its installation. A substantial investment, such as photovoltaic panels, can benefit from regional aid. Wallonia has introduced a new tariff from 1 October 2020, which is the prosumer tariff. The prosumer tariff is a contribution to be made for the use of the electricity network. In 2021, the Walloon region will grant a premium to this prosumer tariff, which is 100%. In 2022 and 2023, this premium will be reduced to 54.27%. Nevertheless, the annual return is about 15% per year, over a period of 25 years. You can thus, realize on average 1 050€ of savings. Inform you near your electric supplier and your installer in order to carry out a simulation and to evaluate the probable possibilities of profitability, in the case of a possible installation of photovoltaic panels in Charleroi. How much does an installation of photovoltaic panels cost in Charleroi?Contrary to the prices proposed a decade ago, which could go up to 20 000€, the price of a photovoltaic panel installation in Charleroi is now much more advantageous. The cost of the installation of photovoltaic panels depends on several criteria: the orientation of your roof, the type of roof, the surface area of the roof available for the installation, the annual energy consumption and the region of residence The price of installing photovoltaic panels will therefore vary according to the different suppliers in Charleroi. For example, for an installation of 30m2 of photovoltaic panels on a moderately sloping, south-facing roof, you should expect to pay €6,650 on average. Especially if your annual energy consumption is about 3,000 kWh. The criteria of m2 of surface as well as the annual energy consumption are essential to determine the final price of the installation.  In the case of an installation of photovoltaic panels, it is therefore recommended to consult the various offers of suppliers in Charleroi and compare the proposed quotes according to the criteria stated.  How to know if a brand of photovoltaic panels is reliable?   To verify the reliability of a brand of photovoltaic panels, various criteria should be considered. For example, check the regulations. The international standards, in particular the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), are a first cursor concerning the quality of the acquired material. It is therefore recommended to opt for different certifications, such as IEC 61215 or IEC 61646 standards, to benefit from a good guarantee on the acquired material. Regarding the protection of the material of the photovoltaic panels, be sure to choose a material that addresses the IEC 61730 standard. The warranty is equally important. A brand of photovoltaic panels must offer a minimum guarantee of 25 years. Also, be sure to ask about the possibility of replacing the photovoltaic panels in case of failure. To be more assured on the good choice of brand and its reliability, inform you also on the coefficient of temperature as well as the finishes of the frames of photovoltaic panels.