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Domestic solar and battery installation on Hayling Island, Hampshire

Location: Hayling Island
Installer: TEMS Solar
Solar PV Capacity:4.36kWp
Panels Installed: 7x AIKO 625W
Inverter:Fox H1 3.7kW Hybrid Inverter
Battery:Fox EP5 5.18kWh

Solar PV Case Study – Hayling Island Residential Installation

Project Overview

  • Location: Hayling Island

  • Installer: TEMS Solar

  • System Size: 4.36 kWp

  • Installation Type: Domestic rooftop solar PV with battery storage

This project was designed to reduce grid reliance, improve energy self-sufficiency, and protect the homeowner against rising electricity costs.

System Specification

Component

Details

Solar Panels

7 × AIKO 625W (Total: 4.36 kWp)

Inverter

Fox H1 3.7kW Hybrid Inverter

Battery Storage

Fox EP5 – 5.18 kWh

Mounting

Roof-mounted system (optimised for south/south-west orientation)

The system uses a hybrid inverter, allowing seamless integration between solar generation, battery storage, and grid usage.

System Design & Installation

Following an initial site survey, key factors considered included:

  • Roof orientation and pitch

  • Shading from nearby structures

  • Household energy consumption patterns

Panels were positioned to maximise solar exposure, particularly during peak generation months in spring and summer.

Performance Estimates

Annual Generation

  • Estimated annual generation:
    ~3,500 – 4,300 kWh per year

This output is typical for a system of this size in southern England.

Battery Contribution

The 5.18 kWh battery allows excess daytime generation to be stored for evening use, increasing self-consumption.

  • Reduced reliance on grid imports during peak hours

Key Outcomes

  • Reduced electricity bills

  • Increased energy independence

  • Better utilisation of renewable energy through battery storage

Summary

This 4.36 kWp system installed by TEMS Solar demonstrates how a compact, high-efficiency solar and battery solution can deliver strong financial and environmental benefits.

With modern high-output panels and integrated storage, even modest roof spaces can achieve meaningful reductions in energy costs and carbon footprint.




Domestic solar and battery installation on Hayling Island, Hampshire