A 17.6 kWp, 40-panel array with a FoxESS three-phase hybrid inverter and twin batteries gives this Hoo, Kent home strong generation and round-the-clock storage.
Naveen Mudalagiri wanted to reduce reliance on the grid and bring down household electricity costs with a large, well-matched solar and battery system.
A generous roof allowed a high panel count, so the design paired strong generation with substantial storage for evening use.
Solar4Good installed a 17.6 kWp system using 40 Jinko 440W panels with a FoxESS H3-Pro-15 three-phase hybrid inverter and two EP11 batteries in the garage plant room.
The system delivers strong daytime generation and round-the-clock self-supply, delivered end to end to MCS standards.
Solar4Good designed and installed a 17.6 kWp system for Naveen Mudalagiri in Hoo, Kent: 40 × 440W Jinko 440W panels with FoxESS H3-Pro-15 three-phase inverter + 2 × EP11 batteries. Delivered end to end — survey, DNO application, installation and commissioning — to MCS standards.
| System size | 17.6 kWp |
| Panels installed | 40 × 440W Jinko 440W |
| Inverter / storage | FoxESS H3-Pro-15 three-phase inverter + 2 × EP11 batteries |
| Location | Hoo, Kent (ME3 7NT) |
| System cost | £20,700 |
“I'm using far more of my own power now, day and night, and the bills show it.”
— Naveen Mudalagiri, Homeowner
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