Generating Clear Energy With 6.6 kW Solar System
At Sunray Power, we recognise your desire to move away from the grid and use renewable energy. It is where our 6.6 kW solar system, a strong and adaptable solution made to accommodate the requirements of numerous homes, comes in. A 6.6 kW system boasts a capacity of generating 6.6 kilowatts of electricity, which is equivalent to approximately 24–30 kWh per day. It results in substantial electricity bill savings, particularly when location and sun exposure are taken into account. The 6.6 kW system is the ideal combination of power generation, space requirements, and pricing. It's especially useful for average-energy-consuming homes, as it can balance a significant amount of your electricity consumption. A typical 6.6 kW system from Sunray Power will include:- Solar Panels: Typically, 17-20 high-efficiency solar panels, ranging from 330 watts (W) to 400W each, will be used. These panels convert sunlight into usable electricity.
- Inverter: This crucial component transforms the Direct Current (DC) electricity produced by the panels into Alternating Current (AC) electricity compatible with your home's appliances. Depending on your needs, an 8kW or 10kW inverter might be recommended.
Solar Panel
- 16 X 415W Highly efficient panels
- Newly built half-cut solar panels
- Excellent performance
- 25 year warranty
Solar Inverter
- 1 X 5kW High-quality inverter
- Apps for online monitoring (optional)
- Backup support and the best warranty
- Installed with IP65 (Indoor/outdoor) use
Solar Installer
- CEC-Accredited installer
- Best-quality electrical material
- Aluminum racking system that is resistant to corrosion
- Best service and support
FAQ's
- Should I pair a 6.6 kW solar system with a battery?A 6.6 kW solar PV module is a great choice to pair it with a battery. You can enjoy more benefits if you have an EV vehicle or planning to buy one. A 5kW inverter used with a 6.6kW system is not as expensive as a 6kW inverter.
- How much roof space do I need for a 6.6 kW solar system?Each panel typically measures out to 1.7 m2, thus a 6.6 kW system will need a roof space of 34 to 38 m2. It also depends on the layout of your roof and whether you need tilt frames.
- How much electricity does a 6.6 kW solar system generate?Ideally, 4kWh of electricity can be generated daily from 1kW of solar panels. As a result, each kW of solar panels may produce 4kWh of electricity daily. So, on a day with plenty of sunshine, a 6.6 kW solar system will produce roughly 26.4kWh.
- What is the payback period of a 6.6 kW solar system?In Australia, solar energy has a four-year payback period on average. This depends on a number of factors, including the size of the system, how much energy is used each month, and how much sunlight you receive. The actual range is 3 to 5 years, with an average of 4 years.
- Which is the best brand for solar panels?Sunray Power is the leading solar panel installer in NSW. We offer only the best-quality panels so that you get the most out of your investment.
Install The Best 6.6 kW Solar System In Australia
Why Choose a 6.6 kW Solar System?
The 6.6 kW solar system has become one of the most popular choices for Australian households. Affordability, large system, simple grid approval: this makes it an appealing investment for families aiming to bring down those bulk energy bills or to step into clean energy. We are one of the leading and trusted solar companies in Australi a which providing professional installation services that optimize efficiency and long-term savings.How Many Panels Are Required?
With modern systems, a 6.6-kW solar installation will use between 17 and 20 solar panels, depending on whether solar panels of 330W or 400W are purchased. Due to the improvement of solar technology, an installation would nowadays require fewer panels than it did 10 years ago.Roof Space Requirements
Panels will be approximately 1.7 m² each; hence, 34-38 m² of roof space is needed. This is the exact area since it can vary depending on your roof design or perhaps if tilt frames are needed, if they are, then more space is required than just installing panels flush to the roof.6.6 kW solar system price
Based on the recent track record in Australia, the average price of a 6.6kW solar panel installation Sydney will cost approximately $0.98 per watt or $6,460 after the deduction of federal STC rebate. You can also get in touch to know more about the 6.6 kw solar system with battery price.Cost of 6.6 kW solar system by the state capital
| Adelaide, SA | $5,390 |
| Canberra, ACT | $5,850 |
| Sydney, NSW | $4,940 |
| Darwin, NT | $9,920 |
| Brisbane, QLD | $5,630 |
| Hobart, TAS | $7,440 |
| Perth, WA | $5,320 |
| Melbourne, VIC | $5,570 |
Do 6.6 kW solar modules replace 5kW systems now?
It's possible that your system has 6.6kW worth of solar panels, but if the suggested inverter for your system only has 5kW, don't be shocked. For a variety of reasons, including the fact that 5kW solar systems are pre-approved for grid connection on nearly all Australian networks, 5kW solar systems are also quite popular there. Consequently, 5kW inverters are far more prevalent than 6kW solar system Sydney. As a result, a large number of 6.6 kW solar systems available are "overclocked" systems using a 5kW inverter. According to Clean Energy Council criteria, a 5kW inverter can be overclocked by up to 33% to 6.6kW; however, it cannot reach 7kW, which would necessitate the use of a larger inverter. Better solar energy yields in the morning and late afternoon are among the advantages of this, even if "peak" production is reduced to 5kW in the middle of the day.Do you need to add a battery with 6.6 kW solar panels?
A growing number of homes are choosing solar systems with battery storage in mind. If you're thinking about installing batteries now or in the future, the smallest amount we usually advise installing is 5kW; a system of this scale will typically produce plenty of excess energy for storage. 6kW solar system NSW, which is marginally bigger than 5kW, would also be a suitable size for batteries.What is the estimated energy output of a 6.6 kW solar system?
The actual power output of a 6kW solar panels system for home can vary depending on several factors. Among these variables are:- Location and weather in the area
- Angle of tilt and orientation of the solar panel array
- Whether the panels are shaded in any way
- The functionality of each individual part (mostly the inverter and panels)
| City | Approx Solar Energy Production* (per day) |
| Brisbane | 25-27 kWh |
| Darwin | 28-30 kWh |
| Sydney | 22-25 kWh |
| Hobart | 19-22 kWh |
| Perth | 26-28 kWh |
| Melbourne | 21-24 kWh |
| Canberra | 24-27 kWh |
| Adelaide | 24-26 kWh |