NEW AIKO INFINITE Introducing the World's Most Powerful Solar Panel

If your Solar Panel System includes a battery then you will likely be powering through while your neighbours are left in the dark. If you don't have a home battery and are connected to the grid, it will shut off during a power outage. This is to prevent people who will be fixing the issue from being injured by your Panels sending power back to the grid - so, best to opt for a home battery.

Yes! Solar panels work on Daylight vs Sunshine. On a cloudy day your Solar System will produce slightly less energy and no energy at night.

By generating your own energy through Solar Panels, you reduce the need to buy electricity from your power provider; additionally, any surplus (“green”) energy the panels produce is then sold back to that same provider or stored in batteries for non-solar production times. These two factors work to drastically lower your household’s electricity bill. Solar units eliminate tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions a year, reducing your carbon footprint while improving the value and energy rating of your home

Installation will depend on the size of the solar power system being installed but typically takes anywhere between 4 and 8 hours.

Your homes average energy consumption is the essential guideline in determining the number of Solar Panels you need. A retired couple will have a different power consumption than a young family, plus pools, spas, and electric cars can also impact energy requirements. The amount of energy Solar Panels can generate depends on sun hours and is therefore affected by your location. Your roof size is crucial because it determines the number of Panels that can fit on your roof, how much energy will be generated, and the cost.

Because Solar Panel technology has improved so much in the last decade, with good brands (like AIKO) offering a 25 year product AND performance warranty. This means that over time your Solar Panels will suffer only a slight degradation, which is about 0.8-1.2 per cent per year of original efficiency. Although your panels will become slightly less efficient over time, it’s important to remember that the degradation won’t be significant until after several decades of high-efficiency production.