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Simply Solar Panels

Plug-in solar, made simple

Simple solar panels for your home

Three easy kits. Pick a size, put it in the sun and plug it in. Your home uses the free power first.

Could save around £180 a year*

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Coming soon

For your van, boat or shed: single panels

12V and folding panels for campervans, boats, cars and sheds. They're not on sale yet. Join the list to hear first.

  • VansCampervans, caravans and motorhomes
  • BoatsNarrowboats and yachts
  • ShedsSheds, cabins and camping

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*Our estimate for the Large kit (Max 1260W) in a busy four-person home, with someone in all day and 70% of the power used at home. It assumes a sunny, south-facing spot and today's price cap rate of 26.32p per kWh. That's around £1,760 over 10 years and £3,430 over 20. See how it's worked out.

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Up to 800W in good sun

What can it power?

In good sun, a kit sends up to 800W into your home. Your home uses it first, then tops up from the grid as normal. You can watch it work in the app.

It helps power:

  • Your fridge, freezer and broadband
  • The TV, laptops and phone chargers
  • A wash or the dishwasher in the day

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What could it save?

A busy home with our Large kit could save around £180 a year. Try yours.

You could save

around £180 a year

Over 10 years
around £1,760
Over 20 years
around £3,430
Power it makes
976 kWh a year
Used in your home
70%
Carbon saved
about 90kg a year

An estimate, not a promise. It assumes a south-facing, unshaded spot, about 700 kWh a year from an 800W kit (Energy Saving Trust), 70% of it used at home, and the Ofgem price cap unit rate of 26.32p per kWh (1 Oct to 31 Dec 2026). Power sent to the grid isn't paid for.

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Three steps. One afternoon.

  1. 1Pick a sizeSmall, medium or large. It depends on your sunny space. Not sure? Answer three questions.
  2. 2Put it in the sunBuild the stand on level ground and hold it down with concrete blocks. Two people make it easy.
  3. 3Register and plug inRegister free at myplugin.solar, then plug into a weatherproof outdoor socket. That's it.
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No drilling needed

Good news if you rent

Our three kits sit on the ground. Nothing is screwed to the house, so there are no holes to fill when you leave. Ask your landlord first and get a yes in writing. When you move, it comes with you.

Pick a kit in three questions

What you won't need

An installer

The kits are made for you to set up yourself.

Scaffolding

Nothing goes on the roof. The panels sit on the ground.

A drill

The stand sits on the ground, held down with concrete blocks.

What you will need

  • A sunny, level spot that fits your kit
  • A weatherproof outdoor socket within 4m. An electrician can fit one if you don't have one
  • Modern RCD protection in your fuse box
  • Two people to carry the box and build the stand
  • Written permission first, if you rent

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Delivery

We deliver home kits to your door, anywhere in England, Scotland and Wales. The boxes are big, from 41kg to 96kg, so have two people ready.

We'll confirm delivery prices and times when ordering opens.

Delivery details

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Questions

Which size should I get?

The biggest one that fits your sunny space. Small needs about 1.9m by 1.2m, Medium about 3.7m by 1.2m and Large about 5.0m by 1.2m. Answer three questions and we'll suggest one.

Do I need an electrician?

Not to set it up. You need a weatherproof outdoor socket within 4m and modern RCD protection in your fuse box. If you're missing either, or not sure, an electrician can fit or check them. The Large kit should have an electrics check either way.

I rent. Can I have one?

Often, yes. The kits sit on the ground with no drilling. Ask your landlord first and get their yes in writing.

When can I buy one?

Soon. Prices aren't set yet. Join the list and we'll email you when ordering opens.

Do you sell panels for vans and boats?

Not yet. They're coming soon. Join the panels list to hear first.