Online Solar Panel Simulator

Do you have a photovoltaic project? A solar panel simulator can be useful for calculating predictable costs and income to be drawn from it. Online simulation tool, this calculator offers you all types of results: how many solar panels place, what power to install, at what price, to what return, what return to investments … all these figures allow you to confirm your investment by giving you concrete elements and not only on the basis of commercial topics sometimes too enthusiastic about photovoltaic companies.

The online sun panel simulator: this is your project

Online applications dedicated to solar simulations are reliable: a robot applies mathematical calculation formulas using the figures provided by the user. Some photovoltaic simulators are based on more advanced technologies – geolocation, in particular – to minimize the user’s efforts as much as possible. However, the tool is similar to a calculator and therefore has all the qualities of objectivity. But be careful: the mathematical formulas applicable to calculate some results are based on climatic estimates, based on a meteorological history.

Photovoltaic production and profitability of solar panels

The solar panel simulator works as follows:

• You enter the surface available on the roof. The simulator calculates the maximum number of solar panels, as well as the crest power that can be installed.
• Indicates all the information that allows the software to estimate the sun rate in the coming years: home address, tilting and orientation of the roof, shadow …

• Based on the installed peak power and the sun of the solar panels, the online simulator estimates the production of annual photovoltaic electricity.
• On the basis of your annual energy production, the simulator tells you your savings on electricity bills in case of car -consum or your earnings in case of sale of electricity to the EDF solar purchase obligation. This element is essential to evaluate the profitability of your project.

Note: The calculation of profitability is based on the purchase price of the solar panels, (low) maintenance and maintenance costs, production of annual electricity in KWh, electricity price for kWh or acquisition rate by EDF oa and duration of photovoltaic equipment. Do you want to know more about the profitability of the solar panels?

Your volume of electricity production, and therefore your financial economies or earnings, are based largely on the estimates of the sun rate in the coming years: the reliability of the result therefore depends directly on the possible time to come.

Number of solar panels, prices and financial aid

If the Solar Panel simulator cannot guarantee exact data for annual production, some results may involve the company:

• The company calculates the installation price mainly on the basis of the number of solar panels and installation constraints. He is therefore able to obtain a specific estimate that involves the professional.
• The number of solar panels and the installed power depend on the surface available on the roof.

A free online tool without obligation!

Since you have any interest in making different quotes before buying to avoid a sunflower, you can test several online calendar panels simulators: in the space of a few clicks, you can compare different results and judge their reliability!

In any case, it is important to have in mind that a good solar panel simulator brings together the following qualities:

1. A free tool.

2. A simulation that the professional assumes and only him.

3. Advanced technologies to facilitate the user.

4. Results that appear immediately.

Configure your project now

To use our solar panel simulator, you just need the home to equip! Our Wattnext application provides you on this basis:

• The exact number of solar panels to be installed.
• An estimate of your annual electricity production.
• An estimate of your savings or annual earnings.
• An estimate of the environmental impact of your investment.
• An exact quote.
• The amount of the investment premium and the amount of the KWH acquisition rate in force on the day of your estimate.