The performance panels are high efficiency and improve low light performance, whereas the performance plus panels are increased efficiency and increased wattage per panel.
Some key things to consider when looking for solar panels is, the output and efficiency, type of material, warranties, aesthetics, cost and value.

There are different types of inverters. There is hybrid, inverter and microinverter. Inverters are the key component which turn the energy collected from the panels (Direct current) into usable energy within your property (Alternating Current).
An inverter is standard to match the size of your system and will require wall space to be mounted on, whereas a Micro-inverter requires no extra space and maximises individual panel efficiency with the ability to monitor individual panels.

Solar batteries remove the limitation that solar panels on their own has. Panels can save you money in electric bills, but your panels will only generate power during daylight hours. When you add a Solar battery system too, you can store excess electricity which can be stored for later.

You can choose from a maintenance plan with affordable payments to cover you for call outs and regular servicing of equipment or a one off call out if your solar system at your home or workplace requires it. Although the warranty covers the panels themselves, most manufacturers don’t cover the cost of labour. It’s good to have regular checks and visual inspections to ensure your system is operating at it’s best.