Will installing a solar system really save you money?

Electricity in the past 15 years has doubled every 4 years.

Since load shedding started in 2007, the cost of electricity has increased by more than 800%.

An average of 27% pa.

If this trend inflationary continues just at 15%pa, your utility bill will look something like this.

Current Bill                 Year 5                Yr5 Accumulated                Yr 10                    Yr 10 Accumulated

R1000                        R1750                        R81 000                     R3500                        R240 000

R3000                        R5200                        R242 000                   R10 500                     R730 000

A R3000 electricity bill equates to monthly consumption of 1000KWH.

A Solar system with enough solar panels to generate 1000KWH of electricity monthly will cost you between R170 00 and  R250 000, depending on the mix of inverter / battery you choose. Batteries are the most costly part of the system.

That will replace (reduce) your electricity spend by as much as 90% or more.

(Unless the Gov’t gets creative with new ways to tax us.)

Once your solar system is working for you, the power it generates is:

INFLATION FREE – IMMUNE TO LOAD SHEDDING – WILL LAST BETWEEN 15 – 20 YEARS.

To find out more about reducing your exposure to Load Shedding, Lost Productivity and Eskom’s inflation and taking control of your energy costs, give us a call.

 Solar is the best investment in yourself that you can make.

Sales@axxessdigitalsystems.com    www.solar.axessdigitalsystems.com

Tel : 071 226 3335