Magna Solar - Solar PV System Installation - Start to Finish

As a MCS approved supplier, we can supply everything that's needed, ensuring you comply with regulations, so you can sell the electricity you generate back to the Government by way of FITs (Feed-in Tariff Scheme). Contact us today to find out more about our Solar Photovoltaic systems and which is right for your investment.
Investing in Solar Panels makes good economic sense due to the return on investment (ROI). At Tudorsolar we aim to provide all the necessary information within our site to help you with your potential solar investment. There are many different types of Solar PV Panels and knowing which one will benefit your property depends on various factors such as - Size of your roof (how many panels can fit) Orientation of your roof (North, East, South or West) System type and combination of panels and inverters How much you would like to invest
Our service includes initial consultation, full site survey, full Investments/Savings/Returns calculations, complete applications for your utility provider (FIT's), help with any planning permission (if required (generally not needed)), full health and safety reports, itemised report on your returns based on the system chosen.
By investing in Solar PV (Photovoltaics), you are not only controlling your own investment, you are doing your part to reduce your carbon footprint and staying one step ahead of your electricity supplier and of course making money.
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[@SolisNotSolis]

at 6:25 love how every single tile is proud on the bracket, despite stating they are all carefully refitted :-(

[@ThePhillipnielsen]

Its bad workmanship. They could have just cut the slots in the roof tiles like everybody else does

[@dand5593]

This is the best they can make, it is a presentation video 😂

[@BRI999SY]

“A perfectly flush finish” yeah right??!! Do we all look fucking stupid ?! What a rubbish video. Failure!

[@samonyeka1362]

Thanks for the opportunity to learn professional installation of Solar systems from you.

[@markgilder9990]

12:05 tile is resting on the bracket? Tile should be notched on the back to allow the tile to fit correctly. Glad I’m doing my own install.

[@emmanuelakwes787]

Wow!!!, I will be grateful to meet with you, I mean to work with you

[@markclark4154]

Those rail brackets are not a good match for the tiles. Need arched brackets that match the curvature of the tiles. Those huge gaps will be problematic in future.

[@Billy-pm2th]

you mean that we must using the curvature of the tiles, do you have any picture

[@Mr.Faris98]

Love the work,apsolutly!

[@phu_mcsnguyen1838]

Excellent work!

[@RJM1011]

Good video thank you.

[@DragoljubRadovanovic]

Super !!!

[@rich79belton15]

Those rails look a bit close together could have gone another tile apart to stiffen up the system. Nice looking install though, no module creep.

[@mikesimmonds1916]

No idea about the install but the video was made in the style of an 80’s product video. Zooming everywhere constantly!

[@allison447]

good looking panels. Don't think that tape will hold for many years.

[@cassiocolombosolarcolombo3452]

VEJO GRANDES ERROS NESSA INSTALAÇAO , CABOS SEM PROTEÇAO , OS INSTALADORES SEM PROTEÇAO CONTRA QUEDAS E AINDA PISANDO EM CIMA DOS SUPORTES ENTORTANDO TUDOS OS TRILHOS , SINCERAMENTE FALTOU MUITO PROFISSIONALISMO .

[@peterlloyd5807]

I noticed that the tiles where the brackets are fitted are raised allowing space for water ingress and possible access for birds both of which would give me cause for concern.

[@127069]

Atrocious installation to be honest None of these cowboys are any good

[@Pathaan_Electrician_in_London]

Edit ur video. We dont wanna see the beautiful home but the installation. Waste of first 3 minutes

[@sorryrocco]

Funny looking slates, oh thats a water tight finish , haha

[@haroonpanwala2773]

This is right angle ?

[@normanpouch]

Tiles not trimmed over the brackets with angle grinder so they lay flat, rails to close so modules not supported see installation manual LG solar, inverter in loft to hot and customer will look at it, brackets not staggered over rafters so more weight on a few rafters. does any one train the installers, NO. Have a break and read the manuals.

[@ozguniloglu7133]

Why the rails are so close ? because they mounted horizontally :)

[@hoahoan7834]

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[@derlysonfontaine907]

Is it okay if I use this video in a class project?

[@ev-olution8597]

Inverter in non ventilated area? Rule of 50-50-30-30 cm free space around inverter ignored. Tiles resting on brackets. No earthing between rails? Non stainless steel bracket screws?

[@markeveritt9210]

OH DEAR!!! Thats all i have to say..

[@PhoenixYang275]

Hello, friend! This is Phoenix from Amerisolar. Trusted Global Solar Module Manufacturer Seeks Cooperation

[@bee4pcgoldrule592]

As a US installer we do it completely different here . We dont use lead. Structural sealants, steel and aluminum. lead is highly poisonous to ground water. and nothing touches the roof except the rack feet.

[@emmanuelakwes787]

Wow, that's nice

[@emmanuelakwes787]

I will be very grateful, if you accept me to work with you boss

[@mahmadaminsafarov9216]

How much it cost one panel ??

[@illdrumatik391]

Curious how much does each panel weight?

[@Flalookawooka]

The Purist they're about 20kg a panel

[@bee4pcgoldrule592]

42-45 lbs

[@zhangromeo8671]

Why we mount the module in Landscape? the clamp area must be wrong. it should be a weak point and can not withstand hight wind speed. also not follow solar module's installation manual.

[@narekalaverdyan6790]

Zhang Romeo , Mounting in Portrait is much cheaper and looks great as well, however, some customers prefer landscape, especially when it is triangle shaped roof. It looks more aesthetic.

[@eduardosilvadolagosilvadol6440]

Pode ser traduzido

[@leftfieldy]

This is a promo 😅😅what we’re they thinking😂😂

[@Jagdtoq]

Doesn't it come with batteries, what happens at night when most of the electricity will be needed? What government incentives are there?

[@narekalaverdyan6790]

Jagdtoq , Batteries are not required, because when you don't use the power from solar system, it makes your utility meter run backward and so you will save a lot!

[@haldo691]

@@narekalaverdyan6790 no it doesn't make the meter run backwards

[@mehavfigetwehmineed]

I knew these would be a bodge

[@fourfortyroadrunner]

Good gawaud the music is so annoying, I had to get out.

[@emmanuelakwes787]

Please I am an installer, I am from Nigeria, can I please have a master (Boss) to work with? I will be grateful if my request is favorably considered, I look forward to response....🙏🙏

[@giovanni4151]

4:12 watertight ahhaha

[@eberefavour8613]

Hi everyone, i am an installer from Nigeria please I will like to engage to more knowledge if someone can be of help thanks!!

[@mohamadnashariq1553]

but he didnt use glove and safety helmet.

[@professorengineermuhammads5556]

Can we avoid batteries for storage and to provide electricity in nights or in absence of sun? Not only it acquires potential share in the initial investment required to switch over to pollution-free Solar by public being reluctant to to any contribution to control Climate Change but use of Batteries is present age is shameful for Technologist 'to be there where they were' as for production of electricity is concerned, being as its primitive source Photovoltaic!

[@normanpouch]

So what has MCS done about this job, NOTHING?

[@haldo691]

Collect their fee pretty much all they ever do

[@dukeheart556]

I thought it was a good video. Takes the mystery out for the customer. It has WAF - Wife Acceptance Factor. "See honey, it looks great with the aesthetic end points on.". I liked it, the skies made me cringe however :-)

[@chriswhite5601]

I'd like to see more on what was done regarding Earth Fault protection, what surge protection if any, and how the strings were terminated into the combiner. Also depending on PV Panel type, if the Positive and Negative were both protected. I would expect a system of this size to have string measurement modules on Modbus such as Phoenix Contact SCK-M-I-4S-20A or SCK-M-I-8S-20A.

[@smrm1623]

where is this company for solar energy?

[@simon247sa]

This system doesn't need earth fault protection from what I can gather unless you talking about the AC side? Combiner box also not required. By the amount of cables I'm guessing it is a 2 string system. Quite likely a dual tracker?

[@nannettebattista6224]

I love use Avasva Solutions for that issue.

[@HARRYSPADGE]

GASH!!

[@syedsameer89]

Where is safety harness?

[@simon247sa]

Not needed if you have scaffold at eaves height. If you climbing to a side where you have the potential to fall to floor level then you will need it

[@nick83366650]

They should have chipped the lip off those tiles, they now sit anything but flush and could let water in. Lead flushing inside the roof!? what so the water can run down into the eves or seep through the insulation, waste of time. Metal flakes from cutting the rails will fall into the gutter causing it to rust, they should measure on the ground and faster cutting would be achieved with a circular saw through the soft aluminium.

[@hartley24747]

aluminium rust?

[@nick83366650]

Galvanic corrosion

[@anthonycanning7062]

What a mess tiles not flat cables sitting on roof.

[@warren705]

Professionals... hahaha

[@shantahsieh4833]

I know Avasva has the best online plans ever

[@roddytoddy7140]

Turn the music off.

[@grahamwhite7611]

Hear hear - damned racket when you're trying to listen to voice over

[@jackblack4513]

The company has gone bust..!!

[@ne0tekk1]

No metal conduit, no grounding cable, no caulking on lag bolts? Guess this company probably doesn't supply a great warranty either... Wouldn't be surprised if it either caught fire or the roof started leaking in the first few years...

[@kbruin79]

It doesn’t have to be metal on the outside at least a PVC conduit that is meant for electrical wiring should have been installed.

[@pauloshea5483]

The bracket was only sealed top and one side with flash band? The tiles under each bracket are sat proud, no PPE in sight and this is a promotional video ffs?

[@giovanni4151]

helmet should be a must

[@dannyfatality4448]

Yeah forgot that you got stuff over your head

[@ronkuhlthau2025]

E-031

[@zarenhenderson8833]

This is the worst installation I have seen. Tiles were sitting up!!! good luck with the water leaks in the future. I would not call these guys professionals! Inverter in the loft?? So how does the customer check if its working or not? I have been installing Solar for over 8 years now and that is by far the worst one I've seen! How do your licences come? In the cereal box?

[@chriscargle7645]

+Zaren Henderson not all customers want a large inverter in there living space, never mind that they often don't have the space for it.

[@hilarylatham3917]

Zaren - Absolutely!

[@bee4pcgoldrule592]

In the US fire fighters have to be able to turn of the inverter, so it has to be near the main panel outside.

[@sand374]

Poor installation

[@sand374]

Zaren Henderson poor installation

[@bilalpatel324]

Solar pv is almost dead in the uk now since the fit cuts I best most of these firms are out of buisness now

[@luciolles]

OMG!! No helmet, no safety shoes and no safety harness. If basic principles are not even respected, I'm questionning hard your quality standards..

[@hilarylatham3917]

Really unprofessional. Did not use duct boards on tiles, did not use fall arrestors, gloves or glasses. Over-reaching from the ladder. Terrible.

[@britisheagle9776]

only the rich snobs can aford this i will stick normal electric

[@danielholmes8714]

WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT SOUND?

[@humantube6437]

no helmets no gloves what kind of company this 🤣

[@grammophonecat]

Really bad installation...

[@deanthemachine7654]

Uk is the worst place to use solar

[@118ball118]

Poor install