WEDNESDAY 21 NOVEMBER, 2012 |

Surviving The Solar Panel Installation Stampede
by Energy Matters

Households in a hurry to have a solar panel system installed before the looming
subsidy cut deadline still need to exercise caution and understand what it is
they are buying - and who they are buying it from.
It's an unfortunate situation that in any rush on solar, there will be victims
of unethical providers. While these are certainly a minority in the industry,
they do cause a lot of damage that also tarnishes the many reputable players.
When consumers have time to make a decision, they will tend to choose wisely;
but with announcements such as the early end to the Solar Credits
multiplier; the pressure is on to select a system and a solar panel installer -
and mistakes can be made.
Energy
Matters' free
Solar Power Consumer Guide
is designed to help consumers select the right solar power system and avoid potential pitfalls.
The online version primarily examines the tricks and traps and the more detailed
23 page download version covers the following topics:
- Types Of Solar Power Systems
- How A Grid Connect System Works
- How An Off-Grid System Works
- Solar Power System Components
- Solar Panel Installation Factors
- Grid Connect Solar Power System Lifespan
- How Big A Solar Power System Will You Need?
- Solar Rebates And Incentives
- Choosing A Solar Panel Installer
- Know What Questions To Ask
- Additional Tips When Shopping For Solar Power
The new download version of the consumer guide has proven very popular and has
been accessed thousands of times since its release.
While the rush is on to acquire a system and installation bookings are being
filled rapidly, taking a little time to review the contents of Energy Matters'
Solar Power Consumer Guide can help households make a more informed decision and
gain the most benefit from their solar panel investment.
Award-winning
Energy Matters is committed to helping all Australians join the
nation's rooftop revolution and to slash their electricity bills by offering
high quality systems at low prices and also convenient payment plan options.
The company takes great pride in
making going solar simple for
its customers.
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