SANFL Solar Deal

[zipzap]

Thought I'd consult the oracle since I don't know much about this kind of thing. But on the surface it seems like a good deal. Is it? Is 1kW enough for a household?



From the SANFL Website -

YOUR FOOTY PASSION CAN SAVE YOU $$$

SANFL signage partner CLEAR SOLAR is offering footy fans a chance to make a difference to the environment - and their wallet - this weekend.
Clear Solar will be displaying its solar power systems at Wayville Showgrounds (Goyder Mezzanine) this May 30-31 weekend between 9.30am and 5pm.

If you are a home owner-occupier in the market for your first solar power system and your taxable family income in less than $100,000, you are eligible for Australian Federal Government $8000 rebate for a 1kW solar power system.

Clear Solar systems usually cost $10,000 but this weekend, this are discounted to $8,150 - simply donate $150 to your favourite SANFL club and get your new system 'free'!

Help support your SANFL club and reduce Australia's carbon footprint.

Remember to bring along a photocopy of your driver's licence, a recent utilities bill and your club membership card.


For more information on getting a free solar power system, contact:

• www.clearsolar.com.au • safootball@clearsolar.com.au • 1300 425 327

[Dog_ger]

[quote="zipzap"] Thought I'd consult the oracle since I don't know much about this kind of thing. But on the surface it seems like a good deal. Is it? Is 1kW enough for a household?

Clear Solar systems usually cost $10,000 but this weekend, this are discounted to $8,150 - simply donate $150 to your favourite SANFL club and get your new system 'free'!

I understood it a little differently Zipper...

Maybe I am wrong. 4kW is the average household.

You have a chance to win your system free.

[godoubleblues]

I was under the same impression as Dog_ger that 1KW provides about 25% of a households requirements
these sort of deals are flying around everywhere at the moment, I have seen one in my local paper where a company is getting together with the local council as well

[zipzap]

OK that's the sort of advice I needed. Thanks oracle

[TroyGFC]

Ive got the 1kw system, about 1/2-3/4 my needs depending on clear skys and UV factor. Looking forwardto summer when sun is just at right angle to make me $$.