DAYWIRE One
A single-panel kit for smaller spaces and a first step into home solar.
Meet DAYWIRE
Solar, on a smaller scale.
Compact solar kits for balconies, patios and gardens. Make electricity from the space you already have.
The kits
One panel or two.
Two sizes to suit your space and daytime electricity use.
DAYWIRE Duo
A two-panel kit for more generation where you have room for a larger setup.
Launching soon. Images show proposed designs. Final specifications, prices and installation guidance will be available before orders open.
Kit overview
Inside the kit.
The components we’re bringing together for DAYWIRE.
Solar panels
One panel with DAYWIRE One. Two with Duo.
Microinverter
Converts the panels’ output into electricity your home can use.
Mounting hardware
Supports and fixings matched to the selected mounting option.
Connection leads
Cables to connect the system, as specified for the final kit.
Proposed Duo contents shown. Final hardware, mounting options and connection requirements will be confirmed before orders open.
How it works
A small setup. A useful contribution.
Solar can cover part of your daytime electricity use. Your home still draws from the grid whenever it needs more.
Solar supplies 650 W. The grid supplies the remaining 150 W.
Illustrative Duo example with a constant 800 W home demand. This explains the energy balance; it is not live generation data or installation guidance.
About the technology
A closer look.
Turning daylight into electricity.
Photovoltaic cells convert light into direct-current electricity. How much they generate depends on the sunlight reaching the panel.
From panels to your home.
The microinverter converts that direct current into alternating current, synchronised with the grid supply your home uses.
Supporting the panel.
The frame holds the panel and provides the connection to its supports. The right mounting arrangement depends on where you put the kit.
Potential savings
What could you save?
Explore an estimate based on your panel position, electricity price and daytime use.
KitDuo
Panel directionSouth
75% self-used
27p/kWh
Illustrative annual saving
£158
per year, based on your selections
782 kWhestimated annual generation
587 kWhused directly in the home
2.1 kWhaverage generation per day
How this estimate works
Based on the planned 460 Wp and 920 Wp panel arrays and an assumed yield of 850 kWh per kWp per year. Direction factors are 1.00 for south, 0.72 for east/west and 0.55 for a less favourable position. Savings count only electricity used at home at your selected tariff. Actual output varies with location, shading, mounting angle and weather. No export income is included. This is an estimate, not a site assessment.
Your space
Find your sunny spot.
Space, sunlight and secure mounting matter more than the type of property.
Balconies
A sunny balcony with room for a panel, suitable mounting and any permissions your building requires.
Patios & gardens
An open spot with sunlight, secure mounting and room around the panels.
Courtyards
A smaller outdoor space can work when it has enough sunlight and clear space for the kit.
DAYWIRE is not taking orders yet. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when pricing and availability are confirmed.
No. The waitlist is free, with no deposit or commitment to buy.
No. A small solar kit contributes towards daytime electricity use. Your home continues to use the grid for the rest.
It depends on your tenancy, building and mounting arrangement. Check with your landlord or building manager before planning an installation.
The final kit instructions will explain the electrical connection and any professional installation required. Suitability depends on the product and your property.
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