Solar PV

Solar panels generate electricity by converting sunlight into power through silicon cells. These panels are often used alongside systems like commercial solar lighting to reduce grid dependency and energy costs. The electricity produced is direct current (DC), which then passes through an inverter to become alternating current (AC), the type your building uses. 

Most panels today use silicon cells grouped into modules you see on rooftops or ground mounts. These modules are reliable and efficient. They’ve become more affordable over time thanks to improvements in materials and production. 

How It Works

Panels
The panels, installed on your roof or land, collect daylight and produce DC electricity, even in overcast conditions. 

Inverter
The inverter converts that into AC power, which your building can use. It sits near your distribution board and varies in size depending on system demand, from 2kW to 83kW. 

Meter
The power runs through a meter and into your site’s distribution board. From there, it runs your operations, including any lighting infrastructure such as solar powered street lights UK or vandal proof bollard lights. 

If your site includes car parks, footpaths, or cycle routes, you can power them with LED solar bollard lights, Dark Sky Approved lighting, or bat friendly bollard lighting, without needing to trench or run new cabling. 

Battery Storage Expertise
We install Tesla, LG Chem, and SolaX battery systems. If your site includes remote solar street lights, we can assess whether battery storage is the right fit to keep them running overnight.
 

Support With Export Tariffs
We’re MCS Accredited, so you qualify for the Smart Export Guarantee. We’ll guide you through available tariffs and how much you can earn by feeding excess power into the grid.
 

High-Quality Components
We only install efficient panels and proven inverters. All work is carried out by accredited professionals who know the technical and regulatory requirements.

If you’re already using solar lighting solutions, you’re halfway there. Generating your own power with rooftop panels helps you stay in control, cut long-term costs, and reduce emissions. No exaggerated claims, just a practical solution with a measurable return.