Solarfix Blog & Case studies

Reduced daylight hours and poorer weather conditions mean your solar panels won’t generate as much as they do in the summer. Don’t worry! -

As the demand for renewable energy rises, many homeowners in Northern Ireland are considering solar power as a sustainable option.

If you’ve recently switched broadband providers or upgraded your Wi-Fi router, you might have noticed that your Solis inverter isn’t showing

At Solarfix, we’re all about giving homes and businesses the power to take control of their energy bills and reduce their carbon footprint—a

For businesses looking to reduce electricity costs and adopt renewable energy solutions, solar power is becoming an increasingly attractive

When you change your internet provider or get a new router, your SolarEdge app will stop working. This is because your inverter is no longer

Over the past few years, there has been a significant increase in the number of new build homes opting for solar power.

The G98/NI process is a ‘fit and inform’ process, meaning you do not require prior approval from NIE for the system to be installed.

One of the lesser-known benefits of installing solar panels is the ability to export excess energy back to the grid and get paid for it.

When Michael Nugent decided to future-proof his business and personal life, he turned to Solarfix for a comprehensive solar solution.

At the Wishart Group’s business premises, Solarfix installed a 5.5kW solar panel system with a hybrid inverter.

Solarfix installed a 15kW solar panel system at John Barr Cars, consisting of 33 high-efficiency panels and a Solaredge inverter.