Ensupra Solo-GT240 Solo Solar Power Panel, 240-watt

I've been using mine for about 5 months. Plugged right in and was pushing over 210 watts in the Ga summer. My slope and line of sight does not allow a perfect angle so I'm 30 degrees off azimuth and the take off angle is off by about 25 degrees from ideal. That being said, 210 watts is not too shabby for my angles. The included meter is a bit hard to get any good daily numbers and did not impress me. I think a Kill-A-Watt meter would be far superior. The framing construction is little more than than some "L" channel aluminum with hand drilled screw holes, but thats all you really need. I do think the framing should be a bit more robust for the cost. It does look a little cheap.I have since added an Aeotec plug-in module that gives great real-time numbers and far better data recording

Overall I have not seen an impact to my electricity bill, but I put this on my balcony which faces east. There isn't a lot of sun. I am working on measuring the amount of electricity this panel generates when the sun does hit it, but I am not so sure that it will generate a lot. I will update if there's any good news on that. That being said, their support people are friendly and helpful and make a real attempt to address issues.On the downside, the panel itself seems nice but the stand feels like it was roughly patched together with something from a hardware store rather than designed for the panel. The instructions also did not match the parts I had so I looked it up online. The packing was terrible with loose screws making light scratches on the panel.

I've been using this portable solar unit for 2 months now...my electric bill has gone down significantly. Very easy to use. I'm thrilled!!

It took 4 months to get these kits setup and working. Most of that time was spent on electrical plans, gov permits and a Net Meter install.Month of August was lost due to the electric company 'missing some paperwork'.Here's how it went after the Net Meter was installed. 4 Stars are for the results for first few weeks of use in Sept.Early Sept 2015:Plugged in the panels and the micro inverters were flashing RED. Called tech support and was sent out two new inverters.Sept 11 2015:While waiting for the replacement inverters, I had a Solar Panel company check the setup for me. Guy said you need a 240V circuit and removed the coil/extension cable from the micro inverters and hardwired the panels to the house electrical system. This required more wires to the circuit panel and a second breaker.Sept 14 2015:The replacement inverters arrived, I rewired one panel and plugged it into a Receptacle, since I had the Net meter, should work fine I thought. Nope, same RED flashing LED. Maybe I should have tried the 240V circuit, but I was not feeling it at this point and sent the replacement inverters back.Current working setup: (Sept 15 2015)1 240V Circuit2 240W panels hardwired and placed in the back yard on the ground.1 Disconnect for safety reasons.1 Home Energy meterResult:Sept 16-Sept 18 2015: The panels produced 1.383Kwh, 1.878Kwh and 2.456Kwh - SR 7am, SS 7:30pmWatts per hour: (http://www.rapidtables.com)Sept 16 - 115.25wSept 17 - 156.5wSept 18 - 204.66wDisclaimer: I did adjust the panels to point directly at the sun and through gaps in the clouds to produce these results.

Electrical monitor continuously does not work and I am not sure if panel is generating any energy since I don't have a monitor that is working consistently no matter how many times I plug and u plug it. Plus it came with no instructions for the monitor.

I have experienced this panel and it is wonderful and plan install all over my roof for long term benefit . I do not have to be so cautious about switching off my back yard light giving me a bit of security confidence by any intruders in the night.This is an excellent product.

I bought my Solo a couple months ago as a xmas gift for my parents, the package arrived in good condition by Fedex. I assemble it myself, just get the legs together with some bolts included, set the inverter device and voila just plug it to the backyard outlet with the monitor (included as well), and after that it start producing and getting free energy from the sun inside the house.It is so simple, get it, assemble it, plug it.Still people criticize this kind of products without knowledge, what ever is produced it is consume instantly buy the devices connected on the plug of my parents house, so there are some savings over there for my folks.And by the way I just have my tax return a week ago so a plus benefit.I totally recommend this, we have to open our minds to the future and start getting new good technology in our homes.

I have solo solar panel for about two years. I have put it in my backyard facing south to capture maximum sun. I love the simplicity of the product and it is easiest method of going solar in small scale. Hardly any installation was needed. Within minutes, the power was being produced. It saves me my peak electric charges which is 3 times more than my regular electric charges. I like the top class emphases grid tie inverter use in it. I am planning to buy another solo.