FAQs

Most homes can install solar panels without planning permission under permitted development rules. Listed buildings, and some homes in conservation areas or Bath’s World Heritage Site, may need [...]

Yes. Many of our Bristol and Bath customers live in period properties with smaller, older or awkwardly shaped roofs. Our designers survey every roof and choose a mounting system to...

No — and be wary of anyone who says it will. A direct strike needs a full lightning protection system: air terminals, down conductors and earthing, designed to BS EN...

It depends on the system, but typically between £500 and £1,000 fitted. That covers the devices for both the DC and AC side, the enclosures they sit in, and the...

Usually one of two reasons. Either it has been left off to keep the headline price down — in which case you’d be asked to sign a declaration before the...

Yes – your installation, your choice! It’s important to not that wiring regs only allow it to be left out where the owner declares in writing that it isn’t required...

Open up your consumer unit and have a look by your inverter isolator. You’re after a module with a small window on the front, usually about the width of two...

Yes — they’re sacrificial. Every surge they absorb uses up a bit of their capacity, and the indicator window changes colour when the device has expired (changes from green to...

You need a battery that can be controlled by time or by tariff, plus a time-of-use tariff that pays more for peak exports than you pay for overnight imports. We...

Yes. Suitable tariffs are available across the UK, and Naked Solar designs, installs and sets up grid trading systems throughout Cornwall, Devon and Bristol from our local hubs. Our team...