More Power for Higher Energy Consumption

A 10 kW solar system is designed for households requiring greater inverter capacity and solar generation. These configurations can be considered where electricity consumption is higher and additional solar production is required.

Sharp Solar currently offers two Sungrow 10 kW configurations, providing different solar generation capacities while maintaining a 15 kWh battery storage configuration.

Sungrow 10 kW Package

This package combines a Sungrow Combo 10 kW, 15 kWh battery storage, and 14 × Jinko / Canadian / JA / Longi solar panels.

The system provides increased inverter capacity together with substantial battery storage and solar generation, making it suitable for larger homes and households with higher energy consumption.

Investment from R150,000, including installation, COC and SSEG support. A replacement warranty applies, subject to the applicable terms and conditions.

Sungrow 10 kW Extended Package

For additional solar generation, the extended configuration increases the solar array to 16 × Jinko / Canadian / JA / Longi solar panels, while retaining the Sungrow Combo 10 kW and 15 kWh battery storage.

This additional solar capacity can provide greater generation potential for properties with increased daytime energy requirements.

Investment from R160,000, including installation, COC and SSEG support. A replacement warranty applies, subject to the applicable terms and conditions.

Fox 10.5 kW Package

This high-capacity Fox solar package combines a 10.5 kW Fox Hybrid Inverter, 3 × 11.5 kWh Fox Lithium Batteries providing 34.5 kWh of total battery storage, and 24 × 620 W solar panels.

Designed for households with higher energy consumption and greater backup requirements, this package provides substantial solar generation and battery storage for improved energy independence.

Investment: R238 000.00

Important Package Information

All Sharp Solar package prices are starting prices and are subject to a site inspection and final site assessment. Pricing may vary depending on the property, installation requirements, stock availability and confirmation of the final product specifications.

COC refers to the Certificate of Compliance, while SSEG refers to Small-Scale Embedded Generation application support.

A Solar System Designed Around Your Needs

Choosing a solar system isn’t simply about selecting the largest system available. The right solution should be matched to your property’s electricity consumption, available roof space, appliance requirements, battery storage needs and future energy goals.

Sharp Solar can help you determine which configuration is most appropriate for your property and energy requirements.