A panel on a balcony, a patio or a fence, plugged into an ordinary wall outlet. No installer, no roof, no permit, no utility application. From January 1, 2027 California law treats these as appliances rather than power plants. These are the kits we can get, at the price we can get them for.
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Prices are for the kit itself. There is no install line because there is no installer — you unbox it, clamp it to a railing and plug it in. Every kit listed is certified as a plug-in photovoltaic system, which is what SB 868 requires, and shuts itself off the moment the grid goes down.
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Pick a kit, tell us how many and where it would go. No card, no deposit, no contract. A reservation is a place in line and a price we will hold to, nothing more.
We check the kit suits where you are putting it — which way it faces, what shades it, whether your outlet is on a circuit that can take it. If it does not suit you, we say so rather than shipping it.
We contact you to complete the order once SB 868 is in effect. That is the first date a plug-in system can legally be used in California, so it is the first date we will take money for one.
No electrician and no permit. Your utility may ask you to register the make, model and size, but registration is not an approval and cannot be used to stop you.
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