System size
17.4kWp
A high-performing 17.4 kWp, 40-panel array with FoxESS hybrid storage gives this Horton home round-the-clock efficiency and long-term energy independence.
Harmendra Chohan, a homeowner in Horton, wanted a forward-thinking renewable energy solution to gain energy independence while reducing long-term utility costs.
The goal was to save money immediately and stay energy-independent long term, storing surplus daytime generation for evening use.
Solar4Good installed a 17.4 kWp system using 40 Jinko 435W panels with a FoxESS KH10 hybrid inverter and two EP11 batteries, storing surplus energy to sharply reduce grid reliance.
The installation was delivered end to end to MCS standards, with the export limit set to 4.5kW as approved by the DNO.
Solar4Good designed and installed a 17.4 kWp system for Harmendra Chohan in Horton, Berkshire: 40 × 435W Jinko 435W panels with FoxESS KH10 hybrid inverter with 2 × EP11 batteries. Delivered end to end — survey, DNO application, installation and commissioning — to MCS standards.
| System size | 17.4 kWp |
| Panels installed | 40 × 435W Jinko 435W |
| Inverter / storage | FoxESS KH10 hybrid inverter with 2 × EP11 batteries |
| System cost | £16,000 |
“The system gives us real energy independence — we store our own power and use it around the clock.”
— Harmendra Chohan, Homeowner
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