Solar Panels

System capacity

The choice is based on your average daily or monthly kWh consumption.

Typical private house: 3–10 kW

Small commercial/office: 10–50 kW

Combined/industrial site: from 100 kW+

Types of panels

Monocrystalline panels — typically 17–23% efficiency today and the most effective for commercial use. Service life is about 25–30 years.

Polycrystalline panels — typically 14–17% efficiency, with service life around 20–25 years.

Inverter (converter)

A solar inverter converts the direct current (DC) from panels into alternating current (AC). On-grid (grid-tied), off-grid (stand-alone), and hybrid inverters are available.

Brand and quality

Products from top international manufacturers cost more but are more reliable. Suncore Energy uses panels from brands ranked among the world’s top 10 manufacturers.

Installation cost

Installation cost depends on several components: roof type, height and accessibility, and site location. On average it is about 15–20% of total project cost, but may be higher for industrial or large-scale sites. Professional installation ensures long-term, safe operation and compliance with electrical safety standards.

Battery storage

Storage capacity and voltage requirements are critical aspects that must be carefully considered during the design phase. Capacity defines how much energy can be stored, while voltage determines electrical compatibility with the rest of the system.