Empowering you with reliable backup solutions
Always be prepared for power cuts by storing power from the grid for emergency backup with an inverter/battery system or drastically reduce your grid consumption and load shedding woes by installing a Solar Kit.
Phone No:
RSA (+27 73 504 2729)
45 Protea Drive, Ladysmith
3370, South Africa
Email Address:
info@caelix.co.za
Generate your own power in your home by installing Solar Panels. Already harnessing the power of the sun? Increase your power generation capacity by installing more solar panels (415 W – 555 W Mono Facial Panels available).
Tap in to your stored battery power using an inverter suited for your home’s power requirements (1.2 kVA – 7.5 kVA).
From
R1499pm*
*Terms and Conditions apply. Prices shown are based on population average consumption & quotes conducted in the last 12 months.
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R1899pm*
*Terms and Conditions apply. Prices shown are based on population average consumption & quotes conducted in the last 12 months.
From
R2799pm*
*Terms and Conditions apply. Prices shown are based on population average consumption & quotes conducted in the last 12 months.
Solar panels in South Africa can help reduce your electricity bills, provide a reliable source of energy, and contribute to a cleaner environment by reducing carbon emissions.
The cost of a solar installation in South Africa can vary widely depending on the system size, location, and components. On average, a residential system can cost between R50,000 and R100,000 per kilowatt installed.
The South African government offers various incentives and rebates for solar installations, such as the Solar Water Heater Program and tax incentives. These incentives can help reduce the upfront cost of solar installations.
The size of the solar system you need depends on your energy consumption, location, and available roof space. A professional solar installer can conduct a site assessment to determine the appropriate system size for your needs.
The payback period for a solar installation in South Africa typically ranges from 4 to 8 years, depending on factors like system size and local electricity prices. After this period, your electricity savings exceed the initial investment.
Yes, there are regulations and permits that must be obtained, including NRS 097 certification for grid-tied systems and approval from the local municipality. A reputable solar installer will guide you through the regulatory process.
Yes, it is possible to sell excess energy back to the grid through a process known as net metering or feed-in tariffs, depending on your municipality and electricity provider.
Solar panels in South Africa typically have a lifespan of 25-30 years or more. They often come with performance warranties that guarantee a certain level of efficiency over a specified period.
During load shedding events, solar power can still provide electricity to your home if you have battery storage. Without batteries, grid-tied systems will shut down to ensure the safety of utility workers.
Solar panels are relatively low-maintenance. Regular cleaning and occasional inspections to ensure optimal performance are recommended. Dust and dirt can reduce efficiency, especially in arid regions.
