Solar panels
- Panel type and model confirmed by quotation
- Capacity and site suitability by project
- Applicable warranty terms in writing
Jinko Solar
LONGi
Trina Solar
Canadian Solar
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01 · What We Do
What would you like solar to do?
Explore options for lowering grid use, backup power, farm water pumping, and site lighting. Solar installation is available across Region 6 (Western Visayas); product support is nationwide. Your written quote confirms the proposed equipment, scope, and price.
Solar Panels Sized for Your Bill
Panel options · project-specific sizing
Compare panel options and system sizes for your roof, electricity use, and budget.
Warranty written in quotation
Hybrid & Microinverters
Grid-tied · hybrid · microinverter options
Compare grid-tied, hybrid, and module-level options for your system and backup needs.
Battery Storage for Backup Power
Battery storage · capacity by project
Discuss backup priorities and essential loads. Runtime depends on the selected system and connected equipment.
Installation Across Region 6
Project scope · Region 6
Ask which site assessment, design, permitting, and installation services are included in the written quotation.
Solar Water Pumps for Farms
Pump and solar options selected for the site
Explore pumping options for your water source and irrigation needs. Sizing depends on water demand, pump head, and site conditions.
Solar Streetlights for Sites & Roads
Standalone · all-in-one options
Explore standalone lighting for barangays, roads, and commercial sites. Fixture, pole, and site requirements are confirmed in the quote.
Equipment categories and example brands
The categories and brand names below are discussion examples, not confirmation of current stock or dealer authorization. Confirm the proposed model, compatibility, availability, and terms in writing.
Inverters
- Grid-tied, hybrid, and off-grid options
- Sizing and electrical compatibility by project
- Availability and service terms in writing
Growatt
Deye
Solis
Sungrow
Huawei
GoodWe
Megarevo
Battery storage
- Chemistry and capacity vary by model
- Check inverter compatibility and intended loads
- Warranty and availability confirmed in writing
Pylontech
BYD
Dyness
Felicity Solar- Growatt
- Huawei
- Sungrow
Portable power
- Portable power and solar charging options
- Capacity, output, and accessories vary by model
- Confirm use case and availability in the quotation
EcoFlow
BLUETTI
Anker SOLIX
Jackery
Brand names and marks are examples only. Their display does not imply stock, partnership, certification, or authorization.
02 · Why Choose SOLAREX
The details a first solar project deserves
Know what the warranty covers
Equipment and workmanship coverage varies by model and project. Ask for the applicable written warranty documents, who provides support, and how to make a claim before you commit.
Local contact, defined service area
SOLAREX is based in Cuartero, Capiz. Solar installation is offered across Region 6 (Western Visayas), while product support is available nationwide. Ask who will handle your project and what after-installation support is included.
Agree the project scope before you proceed
Your written quote should explain what equipment, installation, permit coordination, utility paperwork, and aftercare are included or excluded. Confirm responsibilities and timing before signing.
Compare a clear, itemized quote
Request a breakdown that names each model, project scope, exclusions, applicable taxes, and payment schedule. Compare like-for-like systems and ask questions before agreeing.
Ready to explore a solar project?
03 · Product Catalog
Solar product categories and system options
Explore product categories and possible system types. Actual model, compatibility, availability, scope, and price are confirmed for each project or order.
Product category
Home backup systems
Discuss backup priorities and essential loads; system design depends on site and usage.
See options → Solar panelsSolar Panels
Confirm the proposed model, ratings, availability, and warranty terms in writing.
See options → InvertersGrid-tied, hybrid & off-grid inverters
Confirm sizing, electrical compatibility, and availability in the written quotation.
See options → Battery storageBattery storage and ESS
Confirm chemistry, capacity, compatibility, and warranty terms in the written quotation.
See options → Not sure?Start with your electricity bill
Get an illustrative system plan, then request a formal quote for your site.
Estimate my system04 · System options
System categories for your site
Discuss a project-specific design and written quotation
These are equipment categories, not a fixed package or confirmed inclusion list. The written quotation should state the proposed models, availability, scope, total price, taxes, and warranty terms.
Possible system categories
- Solar panels and mounting equipment
- Inverter and electrical protection
- Battery storage, if suitable for the project
- Cabling, monitoring, and related equipment
Illustrative savings and payback vary with the site, daytime usage, utility rate, and final system design. Use the calculator as a planning aid; the written quotation should state the proposed system, total price, and applicable tax treatment.
Estimate note: Calculator outputs are illustrative, not promised bill savings or a formal quote.
05 · OFW project options
System options for OFW families
Discuss project needs with the homeowner and request a written quotation.
The proposed equipment, availability, scope, price, applicable taxes, and warranty terms must be confirmed for each project.
Possible system categories
- Solar panels and mounting equipment
- Inverter and electrical protection
- Battery storage, if suitable for the project
- Cabling, monitoring, and related equipment
Any savings or payback figures are illustrative and depend on site, usage, utility rate, and final design. A written quotation should state the proposed system, total price, and applicable tax treatment.
Estimate note: Calculator outputs are illustrative, not promised bill savings or a formal quote.
How to evaluate a proposal
Know what is agreed before you commit
SOLAREX is a new venture. This guide is not a promise of standard services or payment terms; your written project quotation and agreement should define the actual scope, responsibilities, schedule, and protections.
- 01
Describe your site and goals
Share your bill, usage pattern, roof or land details, and whether backup power is important. A preliminary estimate is not a final system design.
- 02
Review the proposed scope
Check the exact equipment models, capacity, exclusions, site work, permits, utility coordination, and who is responsible for each item.
- 03
Confirm commercial terms in writing
Before signing or paying, understand the total price, applicable taxes, payment milestones, cancellation or change terms, and the equipment and workmanship warranty documents.
- 04
Agree on testing and handover
Ask what commissioning checks, documents, user guidance, and after-installation support are included, and when they will be provided.
Payment schedule, assessment fees, project timing, approval responsibilities, and warranty coverage vary by project. Rely on the current signed documents, not a general website example.
06 · Your quote checklist
Compare the details before you decide
Use the same questions with every installer. Request clear, written answers so you can compare project scope and total cost fairly.
Questions to ask every installer
| What to check | Ask the installer | Get in writing |
|---|---|---|
| Panel performance warranty | Ask for the manufacturer’s terms | Coverage, duration, exclusions, claim contact |
| Workmanship warranty | Ask who provides and honors it | Covered work, exclusions, claim process |
| Inverter & battery warranties | Confirm exact models and terms | Applicable warranty documents |
| Net-metering application | Confirm eligibility and responsibilities | Included tasks, fees, and approvals |
| Permits and plans | Ask who prepares, files, and signs | Names, qualifications, scope, fees |
| Installation crew qualifications | Ask which workers will do the job | Qualifications relevant to the work |
| Financing & LGU paperwork | Confirm what assistance is available | Responsibilities and any added charges |
| Aftercare and service area | Confirm your location is within scope | Service contact and process |
| Itemized quotation | Check every line and total | VAT, inclusions, exclusions, payment terms |
| Monitoring app setup & training | Ask whether setup and training apply | Devices, access, and handover steps |
Before you commit: Make sure the written quotation reflects the equipment, work, total price, schedule, and responsibilities you agreed to.
Installation enquiries: Region 6
Product support: nationwide
Confirm equipment and stock
Get scope and total price in writing
What to review before signing
These sample document layouts are checklists, not proof of credentials or guaranteed inclusions. Ask which terms and documents apply to your project, and get them confirmed in writing.
Product warranty coverage and exclusions
Who handles permits and utility filings
Workmanship coverage and claim process
Total price, VAT, inclusions and exclusions
Questions to settle before signing
| What to confirm | Ask the installer | Get in writing |
|---|---|---|
| Total price, VAT and possible extra charges | Ask what is included and excluded | Write the final amount and conditions |
| Equipment make, model and quantity | Confirm availability and substitutions | List the agreed equipment in the quote |
| Product and workmanship warranties | Ask about coverage, exclusions and claims | Request applicable warranty documents |
| Permits and utility applications | Confirm who prepares, files and pays | List responsibilities and fees |
| Schedule, payment milestones and changes | Agree how delays and changes are handled | Record dates, terms and approvals |
| Aftercare and support contact | Ask how to request service | Confirm contact and response expectations |
For your first project: Use the checklist to compare written quotations. Confirm the actual scope and terms before making a payment.
Want to read them before you decide?
07 · Regional Project Examples
Solar project examples for homes, farms & businesses (illustrative)
These are hypothetical system scenarios, not SOLAREX installation references. Images are illustrative; system details and any calculator outputs are planning examples, not measured customer results or current offers. Actual outcomes depend on site conditions, tariff, usage, selected equipment, and final scope.
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Illustrative home scenario
Example: 10 kWp hybrid + 15 kWh storage
One hypothetical configuration only. Actual system size, backup duration, equipment, and cost depend on the home's load profile, roof, utility, and selected products.
Site-specific
Savings estimate
Not guaranteed
Payback estimate
Usage-based
Emissions estimate
Illustrative business scenario
Example: commercial rooftop solar system
A hypothetical daytime-use scenario. Capacity, grid connection, savings, and cost require actual load data, engineering, site checks, and utility review.
Site-specific
Savings estimate
Not guaranteed
Payback estimate
Usage-based
Emissions estimate
Illustrative farm scenario
Example: solar water-pumping system
A hypothetical irrigation configuration. Pump size, water output, operating schedule, and savings depend on the required flow, total dynamic head, water source, and site conditions.
Site-specific
Fuel displacement
Not guaranteed
Payback estimate
Usage-based
Emissions estimate
Example system
8 kW hybrid solar + 16 kWh battery
- Generates about 29 kWh a day — roughly 860 kWh a month — at 4.5 peak sun hours, the same figures our calculator uses.
- System cost and payback are intentionally not quoted here: change the calculator inputs to explore an illustrative estimate, then request a site-specific quotation.
- Backup duration depends on the selected battery, usable capacity, and the appliances running at the same time.
All configurations and images above are illustrative only. Calculator assumptions are not market prices or offers; actual equipment, scope, taxes, and warranty terms must be confirmed in a current written quotation.
09 · Solar Innovation
Compare system options for your site
Solar equipment and system designs differ. Ask for the proposed model's manufacturer information, site suitability, and applicable warranty documents in your written quotation.
Topics to discuss for a project include battery storage, inverter options, site-specific mounting, monitoring, and off-grid system design.
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10 · Solar Insights
Solar insights & guides
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Visit the insight hub →11 · Solar Financing
Solar now, salary deduction later
Government employees: installed now, payable over 5 years — often less monthly than the bill it replaces.
Made for GSIS members
Low annual interest, up to 60 months to pay, no service fee — the loan can cover the whole package.
Approved in days
Apply in the GSIS Touch app; approval and release within a few working days, paid by salary deduction.
SOLAREX prepares your package
Free bill check and sizing, signed quotation, permits and installer papers, install and net-metering filing.
Eligibility: active GSIS member, 3 years of service, 6 months of contributions, no defaulted GSIS loans except housing. Confirm current terms in the GSIS Touch app.
12 · Solar Payback Calculator
Estimate your payback and savings
Directional estimate only. For a formal quote, contact our team.
Illustrative estimate only — not a formal quote. Actual results depend on site conditions, utility rates, and your specific installation.
Net metering may let eligible customers receive bill credits for surplus generation. Rules, utility approval, application steps, and fees vary. Confirm the current requirements with your distribution utility. Read the guide →
Financing scenario
This example preset changes the system size only. Enter a current project-specific price, VAT, and other charges from a written quotation for your estimate.
Advanced parameters
This is an illustrative planning input, not a quoted price. Replace it with the current project-specific price, VAT, and other charges from a written quotation.
Estimated payback period7 yrs·1 mo
Total system cost₱560,000
Monthly savings₱7,560
25-year net savings₱1,320,700
25-year savings vs. system cost
₱1,880,70025-yr savings
₱560,000System cost
25-year cumulative cash flow
Hover or focus a data point for the yearly breakdown. The gold marker shows the break-even point where cumulative savings turn positive.
Suggested system size7 kW
Monthly generation756 kWh
Annual savings₱79,834
Break-even year—
CO₂ avoided per year5.0 t
Estimated · assumptions
Illustrative estimate based on your inputs. Assumptions: 25-year panel life, 3%/yr bill escalation, 0.5%/yr panel degradation, 0.55 kg CO₂ per kWh, and every solar kWh valued at 80% of the retail rate — net-metering exports are credited below retail and bills keep fixed charges, so realistic savings land at 70–90% of the bill. Savings stay capped at your monthly bill. Not a formal quote — actual results depend on site conditions and utility rates.
Financing scenarios
Illustrative placeholder rate from the price book; confirm with your lender.
Monthly loan payment—
Monthly lease payment—
Total PPA payments (25 yr)—
Total interest—
13 · Questions, Answered
Solar questions, straight answers
How much does a solar system cost?
System price depends on your energy use, equipment, site conditions, installation scope, and applicable fees and taxes. Use the calculator for an illustrative estimate only, then request an itemized written quotation. Compare inclusions, exclusions, warranty terms, and payment conditions before deciding. Read the cost-per-kW guide →
How fast is the payback?
Payback depends on your final system cost, usage timing, utility rate, equipment performance, and other site-specific factors. Calculator results are illustrative estimates, not a guarantee. Try your own assumptions in the payback calculator.
Will solar work during brownouts?
Some systems can provide backup during an outage, but capability depends on system design, inverter configuration, battery capacity, and the loads selected. Ask for the expected backup behavior and limitations in writing. Learn about backup systems →
Do you handle net metering?
Responsibilities and eligibility depend on your distribution utility and project. Ask which documents, coordination tasks, fees, and approvals are included in your written quote. How net metering works →
What warranties do I get?
Warranty coverage varies by product and installation scope. Before purchase, request the applicable product and workmanship terms, exclusions, claim process, and responsible provider in writing.
How do I start?
Share your location, electricity bill, and project goals through our contact form. We will review the information and confirm next steps, including whether the project is within our installation service area. Response times may vary. Contact SOLAREX →
14 · Careers
Get paid to put up panels
Year-round installations across Region 6 mean steady work for installers, engineers, and closers — training and tools included.
Earn while the Philippines goes solar — most crew leaders started as helpers within three years.
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15 · Contact Us
Your quote is one message away
Contact Information
Tell us about your solar project
Sales & Quotessolarexpanay@gmail.com
Call our team+63 960 834 6460
AddressOffice hub — Pob. Takas (Barangay Poblacion Takas), Cuartero, Capiz, Philippines
CoverageInstallations: all of Region 6 (Western Visayas) · Service: Region 6 (Western Visayas)+63 960 834 6460