Solar Installation Projects in Southern Thailand
468 real site photos from jobs our own installation team carried out.
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Our Installation Team
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Homes
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Factories, Commercial Buildings & Hotels
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Farms & Water Pumps
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Installation Work & Equipment
Verifiable case studies
From 5 kW homes to a 760 kW project
Systems our own team installed and handed over, with site photos and equipment details. Client names and locations are kept private.
15.48 kW Hybrid Solar System at a Pool Villa in Phuket
Pool villa, Phuket Province
A hybrid system for a pool villa that needed backup power during outages and wanted to keep using solar energy into the night through batteries. The panels run in long rows across a gravel-covered rooftop, mounted on frames set on concrete footings that rest on the roof deck. The Solis inverter, two Solis Storage battery cabinets and the control panel are installed together in the electrical room next to the building's main distribution board.
15 kW Hybrid Solar System on Koh Samui
Koh Samui, Surat Thani Province
A power system for a home that wanted to run on solar energy alongside backup power. We installed a Solis 15 kW inverter and an LVTopsun 314Ah battery, with a rated energy capacity of about 16.08 kWh on its label, and laid out the control panel and cable runs so the system is easy to inspect and maintain.
35 kW On-Grid Solar System in Tha Chang District
Tha Chang District, Surat Thani Province
An on-grid job for a building that uses power mainly during the day. The aerial photo shows the neat panel layout, along with the system's control panel and protection equipment. Handed over in Tha Chang District.
760 kW On-Grid Solar Project
Commercial building project in Southern Thailand
One of the large projects the 19Energy team took part in from design, planning and installation through to commissioning. The panels are spread across the roofs of several buildings to make full use of the available space. The client's name and location are withheld for privacy.
5 kW Hybrid Solar System with Backup Power
Private home in Southern Thailand
A compact system for a home that wanted to cut daytime grid use and have stored energy in reserve. We installed a Deye inverter with batteries and laid out the panels on the metal sheet roof to suit the actual space. The location of the client's home is withheld.
10 kW Single-Phase Hybrid Solar System
Private home in Southern Thailand
A single-phase hybrid system for a home with fairly high electricity use. A Solis Hybrid 10 kW inverter works with several Sunwoda battery modules, and the control panel and protection devices are kept separate so the system is easy to check.
5 kW Hybrid Solar System with Battery
Private home in Southern Thailand
A hybrid set for a home that wanted both to generate its own power and to store energy. We chose a Deye 5 kW inverter, an LVTopsun 314Ah battery and LONGi Hi-MO X7 630W panels. The cable trays and control panel were installed neatly, with easy access to the equipment.
15 kW Hybrid Solar System
Private home in Southern Thailand
A 15 kW hybrid system for a building with a metal sheet roof, with the panels laid out as one continuous array to use the roof space in an orderly way.
10 kW On-Grid Solar System at a Café in Pattani
Café, Pattani Province
Eighteen solar panels sit in two columns on a corrugated roof, held by hanger-bolt brackets on the corrugation crests with sealant at every penetration. A Huawei optimizer is fitted for each panel on the aluminium rails. The DC cables run in metal conduit along the roof edge and down the outside wall to a Huawei inverter and a control box on an indoor wall. The box holds DC breakers, surge protectors, fuses and an energy meter, with every wire labelled. The 10 kW system uses a matched Huawei inverter and optimizer set throughout.
Our Installation Team
Our own technicians at work on rooftops, at switchboards and on a ground-mount site. Taken on the job.
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Homes
From single-story houses with metal sheet roofs to large homes with swimming pools. Each one uses different mounting hardware to suit its roof type.
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Factories, Commercial Buildings & Hotels
The group that uses most of its power during the day, so it gets the best return. Includes concrete rooftops, factory roofs and solar carports.
320 photos
Farms & Water Pumps
Water pumps for rubber plantations, palm plantations and aquaculture ponds. These loads run in the daytime, so they are a good match for solar.
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Installation Work & Equipment
Mounting rails, connection points, control panels and cable runs: the parts you cannot see from the ground, but that decide how long a system will last.
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About these photos
- Every photo comes from a site our own installation team worked on
- Taken on site during and after installation
- Client names and locations are kept private
These photos show the kind of work we do, but they do not mean your home or business will get the same results. System size and savings depend on each roof and how each property uses electricity, so we calculate them for your property before quoting.
Frequently asked questions
Are all of these photos from your own jobs?
Yes. Every photo comes from a site where our own installation team did the work, so you see the work as it really is: different roof types, how the mounting structure is fixed, and how the cabling is finished.
Why don't you name the clients or locations?
To protect our clients’ privacy, a business name or address is shared only with the owner’s written permission. If you would like to see a job near you or one similar to your property, get in touch — we are happy to take you to a real site if the owner agrees.
Can I see a real installation before I decide?
Yes, and we recommend it. Photos only show part of the story. Standing on site lets you see the quality of the finishing, the cable runs and how neat the mounting points are with your own eyes.
Would you like your property to be our next project?
A first estimate from your electricity bill is free — just send a photo of the bill on LINE. When you are ready, book a site survey and we will give you a quote you can act on, with every calculation shown.
Read before you decide
- How Long Does Solar Installation Take, From Signing to Switching On?The installation itself takes only a few days, but the paperwork with the utility takes months. Many people assume the system can be used as soon as it's installed.
- 7 Things to Check Before Choosing a Solar Installer in Southern ThailandThe cheapest price is not necessarily the best value, and the most expensive is not necessarily the best. Here is what to look at instead.
- Will Solar Panels Make My Roof Leak? Installation Methods That Protect Your RoofIt is homeowners' number-one worry, and a reasonable one: drill points that are not sealed correctly really can cause leaks.