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Your roof.
Your power.
A brighter day.

Exploring solar panel installation in Manila? Start with how you use electricity, not a package size. We help you work out what belongs on your roof, and whether a battery belongs in the plan.

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Homes · Businesses · Felicity Solar equipment

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SUNLIGHT IS ONLY HALF THE STORY.How you use it matters. ↓

01 / FOLLOW THE ENERGY

Same roof.
Different priorities.

Move through the day. See why reducing daytime grid use and keeping essential circuits running are two different design questions.

AN ILLUSTRATED DAY12:00 / Midday
Solar energy flow through a homeIllustration of rooftop solar, a home, a battery and the electricity grid. The explanation below changes with the time and battery controls.YOUR PROPERTYBATTERYGRID
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Use the sunshine while it’s here.

When generation is available, solar can supply daytime loads. Output and demand change, so the grid may still supply part of your electricity.

Concept illustration, not a production forecast. Weather, shading, system size, battery charge and actual electricity use are not modelled.

02 / MAKE IT ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY

What would you
like solar to do?

No bill upload. No made-up payback figure.
Just a useful starting point.

YOUR STARTING POINT

Explore grid-connected solar.

Match generation to when the property uses electricity. A battery is a separate decision, not an automatic extra.

Bring these to the conversation

  • A recent bill showing kWh usage
  • Your usual daytime appliances
  • Roof photographs and property location
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What we assess

Start with the job the system needs to do.

A package price is not a design. We look at the property and electricity use before deciding how much solar, what inverter and whether storage is worth including.

01

Solar for homes

System size starts with your electricity bill and usable roof area. We then account for daytime loads, shading and the equipment already on site.

Best forHouses and townhouses
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02

Commercial solar

For businesses, operating hours matter as much as roof space. We plan around when the property uses power and what the connection can support.

Best forShops, offices and operating sites
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03

Hybrid and battery systems

If backup is part of the brief, we identify the circuits that matter and size storage around the job it needs to do.

Best forSelected backup loads and stored solar
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Current Felicity Solar options

Panels, inverters and batteries chosen as one system.

Compare solar panels, off-grid and hybrid inverters, and LiFePO4 storage. Exact model availability, compatibility and warranty terms are confirmed in the written proposal.

01

Current 630 W option

Monocrystalline solar panels

Panel count and layout follow the usable roof area, shade conditions, electrical design and expected daytime use.

02

4 kW to 12 kW families

Off-grid inverters

Options are available for properties that need independent power architecture, generator integration or limited grid access.

03

Residential to commercial

Hybrid inverters

Selected systems can combine solar, grid, battery and agreed backup circuits. Net-metering readiness depends on the exact design and utility approval.

04

5.12 kWh to 25 kWh listed options

LiFePO4 battery storage

Indoor and outdoor battery families are available. Capacity is matched to essential loads, expected duration and reserve settings.

Know the exact scope before committing.

Final proposals record the equipment models, installation scope, responsibility split, current manufacturer warranty route and after-sales owner. Features such as app monitoring, generator integration, backup-load separation and net-metering readiness depend on the selected system.

Before we quote

What needs to be checked first.

These checks stop the design from becoming a list of equipment with no connection to the property.

Recent electricity bill

Monthly cost is useful, but the pattern of use matters too.

Roof and shade

Usable area, orientation, roof condition and access affect the layout.

Electrical setup

The existing supply, switchboard and connection need to suit the proposed system.

Connection route

We explain the net-metering or non-export route where relevant. Approval sits with the distribution utility.

A closer look

From the rooftop to the battery.

These supplied photographs show current rooftop solar, equipment deliveries, battery units and an installed inverter and storage configuration. Final systems vary by property and approved technical design.

Wall-mounted Felicity Solar inverter, battery cabinet and electrical protection equipment
Hybrid inverter and battery systemInstalled indoor equipment
Packaged Felicity Solar inverter and lithium battery equipment outside a property
Equipment arrivalInverter and battery delivery
Two crated lithium iron phosphate battery units inside a commercial space
LiFePO4 battery unitsProtected transport packaging
Packaged Felicity Solar inverter and lithium iron phosphate battery inside a vehicle
Equipment in transitProject logistics

How the work moves

Clear responsibilities from enquiry to handover.

Bright Solar handles initial education, assessment intake and qualified routing. The appointed implementation partner owns the final technical design, installation, permits, warranty registration and after-sales.

  1. 01

    Bill and goal review

    Send a recent electricity bill and tell us whether the priority is daytime savings, backup, off-grid supply or future expansion.

  2. 02

    Qualified site survey

    The appointed implementation team checks the roof, shade, access, electrical setup and project constraints.

  3. 03

    Written system proposal

    You receive the proposed equipment, system scope, responsibility split and model-specific warranty information.

  4. 04

    Installation and handover

    The appointed implementation partner completes approved technical work, testing, warranty registration and handover.

Start with your property

Prepare your solar brief.

Put your location, electricity use and priorities into a short downloadable brief. The tool works on your device and does not send an enquiry. Online enquiry delivery is not available yet.

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Solar systems Philippines FAQ

Common questions before choosing a solar system.

What size solar system do I need in the Philippines?

There is no useful standard answer. The right size depends on daytime electricity use, available roof area, shading, connection limits and whether storage is part of the plan.

What Felicity Solar equipment can be considered?

Current options include off-grid and hybrid inverter families plus indoor and outdoor LiFePO4 battery storage. Final equipment depends on stock, compatibility, site conditions and the technical design.

Will solar panels work during cloudy or rainy weather?

Yes, but output falls when there is less sunlight. The design should use realistic conditions and annual production estimates, not a perfect-day figure.

Can my property apply for net metering?

Eligible renewable energy systems can apply through their distribution utility. Requirements and approval depend on current rules, the local utility and the proposed system.

Do I need a battery with my solar system?

Not necessarily. A grid-connected system can operate without one. A battery becomes relevant when you want stored solar, selected backup loads or a route to greater energy independence.

Who handles installation and after-sales?

Bright Solar handles initial education, assessment intake and qualified project routing. The appointed implementation partner handles final engineering, installation, permits, warranty registration and after-sales for the agreed project.