A selection of installations by the TAE Solar team, from a family roof in Kathu to a 250 kW college rooftop and an off-grid farmhouse. Tap any photo to see it full size.
A 100 kW rooftop system across the school's main buildings, with the inverters and distribution boards housed in a dedicated plant room. Teaching hours line up almost exactly with solar generation, which is what makes schools such strong candidates for self-consumption.
The largest system in this set: a 250 kW array spread over several rooftops on the college campus, feeding buildings with steady weekday daytime demand. Multiple string inverters sit in a shared plant room with the DC and AC distribution.
A ground-mounted array beside a farmhouse without a reliable grid connection, paired with an inverter and battery system installed inside the house. Off-grid design is about matching storage to the evening load, not just fitting panels.
Panels mounted on the roof of a lake patrol boat, with a battery bank and charge controllers fitted below so the boat can run its electrics without a generator. Marine work means corrosion-resistant fixings and cabling rated for constant vibration and spray.
A rooftop system on a family home a few minutes from our office. Concrete tile roofs like this one need careful waterproofing at every fixing, and coastal Phuket calls for corrosion-resistant mounting hardware throughout.
Panels installed along the main pitch of a large tiled roof, with the crew working harnessed on the ridge line.
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