Net Metering Expansion
Already have rooftop solar but wish you could generate more?
Your net metering agreement may allow the expansion of your existing solar array*. Plug-in solar provides a simple, cost-effective way to grow your system using available space around your home.
Easy Installation: Just plug in and start generating.
Cost-Effective: Add solar capacity without the complexity and cost of traditional rooftop panels.
Flexible Placement: Install anywhere around your home with enough sun.
Availability: Ready mid-September, 2025. Pickup in Richmond, CA, or local delivery within 50 miles. Sorry, no shipping outside this area.
Bonus: May qualify for the federal solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC).
* Specifically, PG&E allows an expansion of up to 1 kW of generation capacity without losing existing net metering privileges, please see the last paragraph of this document.
Product Specs
Each Bright Saver Solar Expansion Kit comes with
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2-4 solar panels, 400 W each
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Panel Dimensions (LWH): 76” x 41” x 1.3” each
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Weight: 46.5 lbs each
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1 Microinverter, 120 V AC / 900 W
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UL certified and California Energy Commission approved.
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1 AC power cord to connect to an outlet
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Smartphone app for energy production monitoring
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Pick Up and Delivery
You can save money by picking up the panels on your own from our Richmond, CA warehouse. You will need a pickup truck, a cargo van, large SUV, or a car with a roof rack. Please note: Many SUVs are a bit too narrow to fit the solar panels inside the car, so please check for at least 42" of internal width.
We offer delivery and 1 hour of installation support for an additional $349 within a 50 mile radius of Richmond, CA. No shipping outside this area is available.
We will contact you within 2 business days of your purchase to arrange a pickup time or delivery time window, based on the option you chose.
Disclaimers
REGULATORY NOTE: This is a portable solar device that doesn't need a permit in many cities and may not need registration with your utility company. Please check with your city and electrical utility to make sure this expansion is fully permissible for your home and does not violate your existing net metering agreement.
SAFETY NOTE: For electrical safety, the outlet to which you connect the system has to be on a dedicated circuit, i.e. having its own dedicated breaker with no other outlets or loads on the same circuit.
