Why we stopped chasing the perfect tilt
Optimal tilt looks tidy on a spreadsheet. On a real roof it adds racking and cost the extra yield rarely repays.
Optimal tilt looks tidy on a spreadsheet. On a real roof it adds racking and cost the extra yield rarely repays.
We logged four ridge sites for twelve months. Two justified a turbine, one was marginal, one we told the owner to forget.
Connector corrosion, a loose grounding lug, and firmware nobody updated. All cheap to prevent, all annoying to fix.
Most people buy more battery than they need because nobody asked them what they actually want to keep running.
Nine to twelve weeks from first call to switch-on, and permits are the only stretch we cannot compress.
If your roof has under five years left in it, putting an array on top is the expensive choice.