A plug-in setup can be a simpler way to start, but it still needs safe mounting, proper wiring, and the right process before installation.
The final setup is confirmed in the quote after we review the space and current equipment availability.
We work with established equipment brands, depending on availability and the needs of the installation. The final setup is confirmed in your quote.
Pay upfront or, where available, choose a monthly payment plan at checkout. Final terms are shown before you accept.
Monthly values divide current package prices over 24 months, before any payment-provider fees or terms. Approval, term, fees, total repayment, and availability are shown by the provider before acceptance. Final pricing is confirmed in your quote.
A plug-in balcony PV system is a small system that connects to your home's wiring through a socket. Greece now allows up to 800 W output and 1,000 W installed, with an online notification to DEDDIE, an engineer's or installer's declaration and an active YDE on your supply. Every Sunrail package stays within those limits. See what the decision says in detail.
Lowest entry price and fastest payback, best when power is used during the day.
Recommended for most apartments with evening power use.
Same panels as Smart, double the battery. For a dynamic (orange) tariff or very heavy evening use.
We check how many panels fit with safe mounting.
Daily use is simple, but the electrical review still matters.
The final setup only moves ahead once the official requirements are clear.
Your quote confirms the equipment, warranties, and next steps.
These systems connect through a socket. Whether a normal Schuko socket is enough or a dedicated outlet is needed will be set by the DEDDIE/ELOT specifications, due by 31 October 2026. We'll confirm it before any order.
Yes, for two things: an engineer or installer declares the system meets the specifications, and your supply needs an active YDE. Our Athens installed package covers this.
Yes, through an online notification on DEDDIE's digital portal. The portal isn't live yet; its start date is due by 31 December 2026.
Up to 1,000 W of panels in total, behind an inverter of up to 800 W. In practice that means two 400–500 W panels. Four-panel kits sold abroad usually exceed the Greek limit.
The decision says DEDDIE installs a smart meter for these systems.
Certified micro-inverters switch off automatically when the grid goes down, so they don't feed the line while technicians work on it. A basic plug-in system doesn't act as backup during an outage.