Uh yes, when I say net price it is excluding VAT.
If you buy as a private individual you must of course add 19.6% VAT. For VAT at 5.5% I do not think it is possible, the gentleman is not an editor, just a reseller.
On the other hand, I think that on this subject, for those who want to be equipped to make network injection, the best is to get closer to a serious fitter at home.
You offer to buy the equipment yourself and entrust the assembly, so that there is no problem of approvals and company for the contract and the ERDF connection.
We can even push the vice further by possibly going through it anyway for the purchase of the panels but with our dealer, suddenly he can make you benefit from VAT at 5.5% because he can surely buy HT from the dealer in question.
Of course after this is no longer really self-construction, you still have to pay the labor of the editor, but you gain a lot on the purchase of the panels.
It is a mixed solution between pure self-construction, and the purchase of a turnkey solution ...
The panels in question are "no brand". As I said only the cells are Q.cells brand, but the panels are classic made in china.
For the characteristics of the proposed panel here is what we find on its site
Type of monocrystalline photovoltaic cells
Size of photovoltaic cells 125 x 125 mm
Number of photovoltaic cells 72 (6 x 12)
Peak power (Pmax) 180Wp
Power tolerance ± 3%
Voltage at maximum power (Ump) 36,73V
Current at maximum power (Imp) 4.91A
Open circuit voltage (Uoc) 44.30V
Short circuit current (Isc) 5.20A
Cell efficiency 17,5%
Module efficiency 14,8%
Maximum system voltage 1000V DC
Temperature coefficient (Pmax) -0.47% / ° C
Temperature coefficient (Uoc) -0.38% / ° C
Temperature coefficient (Isc) + 0.10% / ° C
Junction box 900mm cables, 3 bypass diodes, Class II TUV
Dimensions 1580mm x 808mm x 45mm
18Kg weight
IEC 61215 certificate
2 year product warranty
Power warranty at 90% Pmax 12 years
Power warranty at 80% Pmax 25 years
EDIT: small clarification
