I have a few prices and systems I would like your input on,
1st
Total System Size 7.560 kW DC Power (STC) / 6.794 kW AC Power (CEC)
Estimated Annual Production 11,954 kWh
PV Panel Description Qty. 24 - LG Electronics Solar Cell Division Model: LG315N1C-G4
Inverters Qty. 1 - SMA America Model: SB7700TL-US-22 (240V)
Installer Contract Cost $24,900 ($3.29/watt DC, $3.66/watt AC)
2nd
Total System Size 7.560 kW DC Power (STC) / 6.691 kW AC Power (CEC)
Estimated Annual Production 12,028 kWh
PV Panel Description Qty. 24 - LG Electronics Solar Cell Division Model: LG315N1C-G4
Inverters Qty. 24 - Enphase Energy Model: S280-60-LL-5-US
Installer Contract Cost $26,834 ($3.55/watt DC, $4.01/watt AC)
3rd from Sun Power
Year 1 Estimated Production: 11,943 KWH
7.19 kW (DC), 6.40 kW (AC) SunPower System
22 x SunPower E20/327 Solar Panel
InvisiMount Mounting System
1 x SUNNY BOY 6000TL-US-22 - 240v (SPR-6002m)
System Cost $32,804
4th From Sun Power original offer on what I need per sun power
Year 1 Estimated Production: 9,008 KWH
5.23 kW (DC), 4.60 kW (AC) SunPower System
16 x SunPower E20/327 Solar Panel
InvisiMount Mounting System
1 x SUNNY BOY 5000TL-US-22 - 240v (SPR-5002m)
System Cost $24,905
Sorry this is so long but all these solar companies are trying to confuse me. Im in southern Cal Riverside area. The sun power person said that with the enphase inverter and LG panels, I will not be able to produce peak AC watts. She told me enphase will only produce 250 ac watts. Is this true? if so should I just go with the first LG/SMA price one? The original offer from Sun power they gave me a system that produced 9008 kwh annually. I use just under 12,000 annually. She told me she would put me on a Time of use with SCE and that's why I only need a 9000 system. That doesn't seem right to me. She also tried telling me the panels fail before the inverters that's why I should go with sun power for their 25 year warranty. This also doesn't seem right to me I would think inverters fail before panels. Someone smarter than me please give me the real truth about what I should do. I am leaning toward one of the LG systems because I don't think the price difference makes up for the huge cost in sun power. Thanks for the help
1st
Total System Size 7.560 kW DC Power (STC) / 6.794 kW AC Power (CEC)
Estimated Annual Production 11,954 kWh
PV Panel Description Qty. 24 - LG Electronics Solar Cell Division Model: LG315N1C-G4
Inverters Qty. 1 - SMA America Model: SB7700TL-US-22 (240V)
Installer Contract Cost $24,900 ($3.29/watt DC, $3.66/watt AC)
2nd
Total System Size 7.560 kW DC Power (STC) / 6.691 kW AC Power (CEC)
Estimated Annual Production 12,028 kWh
PV Panel Description Qty. 24 - LG Electronics Solar Cell Division Model: LG315N1C-G4
Inverters Qty. 24 - Enphase Energy Model: S280-60-LL-5-US
Installer Contract Cost $26,834 ($3.55/watt DC, $4.01/watt AC)
3rd from Sun Power
Year 1 Estimated Production: 11,943 KWH
7.19 kW (DC), 6.40 kW (AC) SunPower System
22 x SunPower E20/327 Solar Panel
InvisiMount Mounting System
1 x SUNNY BOY 6000TL-US-22 - 240v (SPR-6002m)
System Cost $32,804
4th From Sun Power original offer on what I need per sun power
Year 1 Estimated Production: 9,008 KWH
5.23 kW (DC), 4.60 kW (AC) SunPower System
16 x SunPower E20/327 Solar Panel
InvisiMount Mounting System
1 x SUNNY BOY 5000TL-US-22 - 240v (SPR-5002m)
System Cost $24,905
Sorry this is so long but all these solar companies are trying to confuse me. Im in southern Cal Riverside area. The sun power person said that with the enphase inverter and LG panels, I will not be able to produce peak AC watts. She told me enphase will only produce 250 ac watts. Is this true? if so should I just go with the first LG/SMA price one? The original offer from Sun power they gave me a system that produced 9008 kwh annually. I use just under 12,000 annually. She told me she would put me on a Time of use with SCE and that's why I only need a 9000 system. That doesn't seem right to me. She also tried telling me the panels fail before the inverters that's why I should go with sun power for their 25 year warranty. This also doesn't seem right to me I would think inverters fail before panels. Someone smarter than me please give me the real truth about what I should do. I am leaning toward one of the LG systems because I don't think the price difference makes up for the huge cost in sun power. Thanks for the help
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