Plug & Play Solar

From Aug 27 2026 plug and play Solar are allowed to be fitted in the Uk, but you should always consult an electrician to ensure the that the existing cable/ breaker is suitable as a bi-directional RCD / RCBO is required for any Solar PV system. Drop us a message if needed.How They WorkPanels capture sunlight: They use one or two solar panels placed on a balcony, garden, patio, or shed roof.Micro-inverter converts power: A built-in micro-inverter turns the direct current (DC) solar energy into alternating current (AC) matching your home's electrical supply.Instant savings: Power flows right through your wall socket to offset the electricity you would normally buy from the grid.Key Rules and Limits in the UKLegal status: Plug-in solar systems are legally permissible in Great Britain starting August 27, 2026, under updated wiring specifications.Power cap: Approved plug-in devices have a maximum usable output limit of 800W per electrical circuit.DNO Notification: You still need to notify your Distribution Network Operator (DNO) using the standard G98 commissioning process.Costs and Where to BuyPricing: Basic kits generally start around £400, while larger setups like the UKSOL Pro Duo Plug In 890W Solar Kit from retailers like City Plumbing or Trading Depot can cost upwards of £600 to £1,000+ depending on capacity.Accessibility: Major high-street and online merchants—including Currys, B&Q, and Argos—stock or support compliant DIY plug-in packages.