Our mission is to become an innovative supplier of high-tech digital and communication devices by providing value added design, world-class manufacturing, and service capabilities for 16 Years manufacturer Poly-crystalline Solar Panel 60W Hanover Factories, We are confident to make great achievements in the future. We are looking forward to becoming one of your most reliable suppliers.

SUNCROX SOLAR is specialist in solar energy system that focuses on standalone solar projects by eliminating grid power dependency especially for home basic electrical appliances such as light, fan and charging in rural community. Our Auto Nano Grid Solar Modular System gives freedom to the user to start use solar energy correctly with a module and may intelligently expand the system according to their needs with Do-It-Yourself concept of installation for easier self maintenance and power management through optional Android apps. This patent pending controller ensure reliability when they are symbiotically connected to each other to share power when there is surplus or even back up when there is breakdown in any component of the module.
The current solar energy system in the market is either too small like solar lantern or too big that needs high cost technical set up. Solar lantern or solar light is always a disappointment to the user. Even though the price is relatively affordable, it fails to deliver sufficient brightness or daily operation hours as it is deemed as Solar Toy. On the other end, a proper solar energy system normally will require an installation and maintenance by appointed technician from the nearest town which is too expensive and time consuming for a rural user.
Therefore, we simplify the process by introducing a power-in-a-box concept for users to install the system themselves to eliminate installation cost plus basic maintenance progress can be done by the user without depending on expensive technical support since they installed the system. Besides that, the technology behind it is our patent pending solar charge controller that allows the system to be installed gradually and individually according to the needs of the user. This modular approach allows the system to be expanded to any large size while maintaining same basic one module repetitious installation.

Suitable with our tagline of “Solar for all, All for solar”, our vision towards on global energy transition is all people should get access to electricity. The tremendous global growth of renewable energy means nothing when we fail to deliver a solution for 1.2 billion people to have a basic application as simple as light. 100% renewable world should be defined by available access to energy to all level of society. Access means they are no longer should be relying on massive infrastructure by the government that will take time and natural resources.

I explain how much this system cost and I go over the site plan and electrical diagram in this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFwdY0wiBGA Keep in mind the $3719 price doesn’t consider the federal or state tax incentives, which would lower it significantly. I’ve also modified this system to deal with an addition the homeowner put up in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p3zXlOmi_w I show how to deal with roof penetrations and racking in more detail here. Dealing with Xcel and the building inspector were videos in themselves. Feel free to ask questions though and if your feeling very generous you can help me spread knowledge, inspiration, compassion and adventure around the world with monetary support. You can support me monetarily on my channel page in the upper right hand corner or by clicking on one of the support Jesse Hoff icons in this video. Thanks.

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Systems been running for a total of 40 months: the one caveat to also keep in mind is that for about half a year we’ve been working with only 4 panels because of an addition on the house.
Update as of 9/5/16 the system has been running for

So:
40 months total

It has produced 4.74 megawatts-hours total

1 megawatt = 1000 kw

So that equates to 4740 kwh total

4740/40 = 118.5 kwh per month

118.5/30 = 3.95

~3.95 kwh per day