Inverters

The inverter is what converts the DC electricity produced by solar panels to AC electricity, which can be used around your home or business. There are various units available on the market and each one we use is dependant on the type and size of system we are installing.

We always use an inverter which carries a 10 year product warranty for added piece of mind.

Please see below examples of our most popular Inverters however upon request we are able to source any brand of Inverter.

Popular Inverters

Testimonials

We at Grove School had been looking at ways of reducing our energy bills and upon speaking to Simon Lewis at Princes LHS Ltd in Ellesmere, he suggested carrying out a specialised lighting survey to reduce the overall wattage of our existing lighting installation by installing a more efficient type of light fitting with a lower overall wattage.

Grove School Business Education

When Matt came round to discuss solar panels, he really listened to what I was saying, as I wanted a system whereby I could store the solar energy gathered during the day, and then use it when I came home. Whereas other companies told me this was impossible and wanted to sell me geothermal or other technologies, Princes LHS Ltd suggested a battery system, such as those used off-grid. A novel solution.

I totally recommend them for solar technology.

Geoff Stanley Home Owner Northwood

We are very happy with the service provided, the performance of the system and the savings we are now making. The Immersun water heater we also had installed is great.

Mr & Mrs Coathupe-Fox Home Owners Penley

Case Studies
Ellesmere, Shropshire

Installation Date	February 2014
Property Type	Barn Conversion
Size of system	4kw
Type of panel	16 x 250w LG All Black
Inverter	Power One PVI 3.6 OUT-D

How solar power works

PV panels are groups of photovoltaic cells made up of layers of semi-conductive material. When sunlight shines on the panels, photons in the light cause electrons in the panel to move around. The panels then convert the electrons into an electric field creating a current of DC electricity.

So that you can use the energy in your home, a small inverter converts this DC electricity into AC electricity. And any surplus electricity gets exported to the National Grid.