Hello All
Im considering relocating my existing 6kw ground mount system from FTWorth to West Austin in Texas.
I installed the system myself as a pre-configured system back in 2009
30x 205w kyocera panels, 1- XW6048 battery backed inverter and 2- Controllers
The rack system is adjustable tilt bolted to concrete beams in the ground. I would let the ivy cover over the concrete.
We are selling our custom home but since we over built its size its taking now 2yrs to sell.
My question is since we are loosing money on the home original building cost should I just packup the solar system and move and reinstall.
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Cost back in 2008 was around $40K as panels were $900 a unit and not they are $200.
We do want to have solar pv at the new home which would be a perfect sizing fit.
I also would not need to buy another system if I move this
Realtors are not giving me feedback if having a solar pv is good for the home sale or just fluff like a pool.
Moving the system is my own time and labor which Im not worried about.
I would just need to have an electrician and local grid provider sign off at the new home before power up.
Thoughts?
Im considering relocating my existing 6kw ground mount system from FTWorth to West Austin in Texas.
I installed the system myself as a pre-configured system back in 2009
30x 205w kyocera panels, 1- XW6048 battery backed inverter and 2- Controllers
The rack system is adjustable tilt bolted to concrete beams in the ground. I would let the ivy cover over the concrete.
We are selling our custom home but since we over built its size its taking now 2yrs to sell.
My question is since we are loosing money on the home original building cost should I just packup the solar system and move and reinstall.
7617-solar.png
Cost back in 2008 was around $40K as panels were $900 a unit and not they are $200.
We do want to have solar pv at the new home which would be a perfect sizing fit.
I also would not need to buy another system if I move this
Realtors are not giving me feedback if having a solar pv is good for the home sale or just fluff like a pool.
Moving the system is my own time and labor which Im not worried about.
I would just need to have an electrician and local grid provider sign off at the new home before power up.
Thoughts?
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