Ken from Tallai: “I really liked the way solar power and the paperwork was explained and handled by Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions. I am very satisfied with the installation and how the area was left neat and tidy.”
Ken’s Trina Solar 1.4kW PV system, Tallai, Gold Coast
Trevor & Judy of Elanora: “Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions was recommended to us by our neighbours and we were impressed by the excellent service, communication, courtesy, promptness & explanation of the system & products. The whole process was made so easy, nothing was too much trouble. It really is hard to find better service.”
Trevor & Judy’s Sharp 1.44kW PV system, Elanora, Gold Coast
Monika of Narangba: “I wish to advise that we were very happy with Nathan and his team from Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions in installing the solar panels. I will recommend you guys to others.”
Monika’s 4.465kW REC PV system, Narangba
We hope that you enjoy the following video of a few recent solar power installs proudly installed by Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions.
At Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions we understand that a solar power system that is not operational is a liability rather than an asset – in the unlikely event that your solar power system should develop a fault we will work to have it generating power for you again as soon as possible.
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The graphs below display the power being generated from a 7.26kW solar power system at Elanora. This system is made up of 26 x 210W Sanyo Hybrid solar panels and 10 x 180W Sharp solar panels. Continue reading
At Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions we understand that a solar power system is a major investment – how do you ensure that this investment doesn’t turn out to be a lemon? The main components that you are paying for are the solar panels and the inverter, but what makes a good solar power inverter? Well there are many things to consider, as you will see.
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