A Frames in the Garden - 4KWp

[smiffy_99_uk]

Does an install in the garden on A Frames still qualify for the 43.3p If under 4 KWp?

 

[BruceB]

Yes if it is retrofit and connected through the house's electricity supply.
Regards
Bruce

 

[smiffy_99_uk]

Thanks Again Bruce !

 

[Maff]

For 4KWP if you used sanyo 250W panels you would need 16 panels which would be about 25 metres squared, over 9 metres squared for a ground mount you need planning permission, which isnt usually a problem (aout £150) and a few weeks wait.

 

[beefheart]

depends where you are normally planning is 6 weeks minimum, all the ground mounts i have done have taken this a s a minimum to go through planning can be a bit more than 150 if architects are required and land registry costs

 

[Maff]

yes your quite right, a few weeks is optomistic, also you could be in a conservation area or AONB which puts a spanner in the works.

 

[colincase]

Presumably if you used a "ballast bucket" mount (like "console" for example) you don't need planning permission because it is not a "permanent" structure?

 

[SRE]

Yep, you still need it - we've just spent 8 weeks getting it for one of our customers.