Unlock the Power of Solar: Discover the Key Benefits of Solar Installation

At Yuma Energy, we know there's no one-size fits all when it comes to solar energy solutions. That's why our experienced team of CEC accredited Installers are always ready for an in-home consultation - helping you select the perfect system at a price that makes sense! As a starting point a 6.66kw solar system should cost you between $6,500-$10,000 for lowest to highest quality, this is your out of pocket expense after the Australian Government rebate is applied.

The amount of money that a homeowner in Australia can save on their electricity bills by installing a solar panel system will vary depending on several factors, including the size of the system, the amount of electricity used by the home, the cost of electricity from the local utility, and the amount of sunlight that the panels receive. On average, homeowners can expect to save between $500 and $1,500 per year.

Solar energy works by using solar panels, which contain PV cells made of semiconductor materials like silicon. When sunlight shines on the PV cells, they absorb photons from the sun, which generates an electrical current. This electrical current is in the form of DC (direct current) electricity. However, most homes and businesses use AC (alternating current) electricity. So, a solar inverter is used to convert the DC electricity produced by the PV cells into the AC electricity that can be used by your home or business. Check out our How Solar Works page for more information.

Yuma Energy stands out from its competitors due to its extensive workmanship and inverter warranties of 15 years, which is double/triple more than the industry standard and longer than what many other companies offer. This extended warranty period covers the quality of the installation, as well as all racking, mounting and cabling equipment used in the system. Yuma Energy's approach makes a huge difference to the savings achieved by customers over time.

We understand that investment in solar requires consideration of many factors. Before making your decision, ask yourself: 
‍
- Are rising power prices a concern?
- Am I willing and able to purchase my own power production instead of paying bills for 30 years or more? 
- Do I want to lower my carbon footprint?  

If some (or all!) of these rings true with you, then perhaps going green is just what nature ordered – our solar experts will provide whatever information needed so that together we can figure out the best choice!