FAQs

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If your question is unanswered here, you can contact us at help@easy-pv.co.uk or help@easy-pv.ie.

General

General

Can I pay Easy PV to design a project for me?

No, this is not a service we offer at Easy PV. If you’re struggling to use the software, you can always come to one or more of our free training sessions!

If you're uncertain on what kit to use, have a chat with your Midsummer account handler and they will be able to assist. You can sign up to a Midsummer account here. 

If you're having trouble with a 3D design, we recommend booking onto our 3D training session where we can run through any complex designs with you. 

General

How do I link my Midsummer Account to pull over my trade prices?

If you do not yet have a Midsummer wholesale account, you can sign up here. 

General

Can I do a retrofit project in Easy PV?

Yes, to create a quote for a retrofit project:

  1. Recreate the existing system in Easy PV with the new additions.
  2. Remove all existing components or set their price to £0 in the Financial task.

If you need to create custom components to recreate the existing system, you can use our detailed component guide. 

General

Can I do commercial or industrial designs in Easy PV?

Yes, you can use Easy PV for both commercial and domestic projects. Some features that will help with the accuracy and speed of commercial designs include:

More details on these features can be found in our Performance and Consumption task guides. 

General

Can I do a battery-only project?

At the moment, this is not yet a supported feature. However, if you would like to quote a battery only project in the format then you can create a project that has only the quote by following these steps:

  1. Create quick roof project 
  2. Skip through roof task (no need to change anything) 
  3. Open financial task and fill in quote
  4. Generate proposal 

This proposal will contain only the quote. 

General

What's happened to the international site?

As of September 2025, the Easy PV International site (easy-pv.com) will not be available. We’re working on a full upgrade of the International site, and we expect it to be back online within a few months. We’ll notify users as soon as it’s live.

Why is the site not available?

Over the past few years, our UK and Irish versions of Easy PV have seen major upgrades – introducing features like Pro accounts, faster performance, and tools such as automated roof scanning and Speedy PV lead generation. These improvements have made them significantly more powerful and reliable.

Unfortunately, the International site has fallen behind and is built on older infrastructure that’s increasingly difficult to maintain. Rather than patching it, we’ve decided to rebuild it properly so it can offer the same high-quality experience as our other platforms.

As a result of this, the Easy PV International site (easy-pv.com) will no longer be available from September 2025. We’re working on a full upgrade of the International site, and we expect it to be back online within a few months. We’ll notify users as soon as it’s live.

Can I still use Easy PV in the meantime?

You’re welcome to create a free account and use either the UK or Irish sites. Both function reasonably well for international users, although some features may not work (like roof scanning) and some of the calculated generation and consumption data may not be accurate for use outside the UK and Ireland.

I have important project data stored in my Easy PV account, can you help me access this?

Please reach out to our support team and we'll try and help get you access to relevant data and/or documents from your projects.

Need more help?

If you have any other questions or need assistance, feel free to contact us at help@easy-pv.co.uk.

General

How do I do a hard refresh of my browser?

Sometimes your browser may store old versions of the Easy PV code and this can cause issues. A hard refresh clears your browser cache for a specific page, which forces it to load the most recent version of that page. This could include new scripts, styles or features. Here's how you can clear your cache through a hard refresh on any browser:

Google Chrome

Firefox

Safari (Mac)

Microsoft Edge/Internet Explorer (Windows)

Important: Clicking the "Refresh" icon on your browser address bar is not a hard refresh.

Pro

Pro

What additional features do I get with Pro?

Easy PV Pro has loads of extra features, these include:

  1. Group functionality which will allow you to share projects and components and manage your team, and set standard company details for the whole team as well as an automatic price calculator.

  2. Organisational and Designing functionality including:

    • Unlimited Magic designs,

    • Project sharing and status tracking,

    • Customer proposal customisations,

    • Emailing and doc management,

    • ENA direct connect API for easy, fast DNO applications all within Easy PV,

    • Survey and post-installation tasks,

    • Additional forms a consent waiver, letter of consent form and scaffolding request forms.

  3. Access to our lead generation and instant estimate tool Speedy PV. 

We are also adding new functionality all the time, including most recently Speedy PV, customer proposal customisations and Magic design mode. 

Ready to get started?

You can upgrade your account to Pro directly within Easy PV - just login and look for the 'Upgrade to Pro' link and follow the instructions. If you want to learn more or see a demo of the features book yourself onto one of our FREE online webinars.

Pro

How much does a Pro subscription cost?

Easy PV Pro costs £35 (plus VAT) per user, per month. There is no ongoing commitment and you can cancel at any time. If you cancel your subscription it will will remain active until the end of your current subscription period. Please note, we do not offer refunds on Pro subscriptions.

Pro

Can I get a free trial of Pro?

If you are interested in a free trial please get in touch at help@easy-pv.co.uk. Please do also book one of our demo webinars to see what Pro can do for you!

Pro

My bank is not showing up when trying to upgrade to Pro, what should I do?

If you can't find your bank when you enter it's name, try just typing a few letters of the bank name and wait a moment to see what results come up. Sometimes the name of the bank will be slightly different to what you expect it to be. To see a list of all the banks that GoCardless (our payment partner) supports click here. 

If you still can't find your bank please get into contact with us at help@easy-pv.co.uk and we’ll get this sorted for you.

Pro

Is there an Easy PV app for the surveys task?

The survey task can be completed from any device with a mobile connection, including mobile phones and tablets. Unfortunately, there is no app available for this at the moment.

Pro

Can I have a custom cover page?

This is available for Easy PV PRO users. If you are an Easy PV Pro user you can read about how to include a custom cover page and make other customisations to the proposal here. 

Pro

Can Easy PV Pro be used as a QMS?

No, at the moment Easy PV Pro cannot be used as a QMS. However, we are working towards this functionality with the document management options currently available.

Pro

Does Easy PV have integrations with CRM systems?

Yes, here's the list of CRM companies that have integrations or are working on integrations.

Some of our customers also set up their own custom integrations with their CRM systems using our Open API if they have the technical skills to do so. In some cases customers have used zapier.com services to connect our APIs with their CRM system's APIs.

Easy PV Pro gives you access to generate an API key to use our Open API. Further information about this can be found in our developer guidelines. 

Pro

Can I get a refund if I don’t like Pro?

If you cancel your subscription it will will remain active until the end of your current subscription period. Please note, we do not offer refunds on Pro subscriptions.

Pro

How do I cancel my Pro subscription?

You can cancel your subscription at any point by logging into Easy PV and navigating to Pro Account Settings  > General then scrolling to the bottom of the page to view your subscription settings. Only owners and admins of the Pro team can manage the subscription.

If you cancel your subscription it will will remain active until the end of your current subscription period. Please note, we do not offer refunds on Pro subscriptions.

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Pro

What happens to all my cloud stored documents if I cancel my Pro Subscription?

As per data retention regulations, we will hold your documents according to our data retention policy but they will become unavailable to you. If you wish to keep a record of any documents please do download them and store them as they are generated.

Pro

Can I share projects with other people in my team?

Yes, if you have a Pro Easy PV subscription you can share projects with other members of your Pro team. See this guide for detailed instructions: Share projects and components

Pro

Can I get my project to share with my team by default?

Yes, you can set this up in My Account > Preferences by toggling on the sharing permissions you would like to be enabled by default. See this guide for detailed instructions: Share projects and components

Emails and e-signing

Emails and e-signing

Can I edit the required documents and have them be e-signed?

No, you cannot change the required documents in the document manager or have custom documents e-signed but you can upload as many documents as you wish to individual projects. 

Emails and e-signing

Can I change the email templates or add new ones?

The current email templates can only be edited on a case by case basis and new templates cannot be added.

Emails and e-signing

Can I send emails from my email address rather than an Easy PV address?

By default emails sent from Easy PV will send from a “no reply” email address, with your own email address is CC’ed.

You can configure your email settings in Pro account settings > Emails so emails will come from your own domain. Read more about that here. 

Buildings and roofs


Buildings and roofs

Which design mode should I use?

Each design mode has benefits depending on the type of project or design you are working on, details on each can be found here. 

Buildings and roofs

Does Magic design mode work in my area?

If you notice that Magic scanning isn't working for a customer's property, this is most likely because Google have not performed LIDAR scanning in your area yet. You can check the map on this link to see a rough representation of the areas where this has been done in orange: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/solar/coverage.

Magic design mode builds a 3D model of your customer's property, and surrounding buildings for you automatically. It does this by accessing 3D data gathered by Google with LIDAR scanning, stored on their Google Solar API. If you have seen Google Earth recently, you will have noticed this 3D data has also been used to create a 3D map of many cities around the world, as shown in the screenshot below.

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LIDAR scanning is not done by satellites, but rather by aeroplanes, and as such its coverage is much less than the coverage of normal, 2D satellite imagery. Google plans to eventually expand the areas scanned in this way, but so far they have done a pretty good job of scanning the areas where most people live, i.e. urban centres.



Buildings and roofs

Can I upload a CAD file or design PDF to use when doing a design?

At the moment, this is not yet a supported feature. However, our developers are hard at work and constantly adding new features!

Buildings and roofs

How can I adjust roof measurements in the Roof task?

To see the roof dimensions, click on the corner of the roof.

This will show you the dimensions of the two adjoining sides. You can click on either of these figures to enter a new figure. It’s the same process for checking and adjusting the dimensions of chimneys, vents, etc.

Buildings and roofs

Can I change the orientation of the panels on a flat roof?

Yes, you can. Horizontal and portrait panels will automatically be angled toward the “bottom” or “gutter line” of the roof whether flat or ground-mounted. In roof outline mode, the “bottom” of the roof is the first side you draw. In quick roof mode and 3D design mode, the “bottom” of the roof is based on how you set the orientation of the roof.

If you want to change the angle of the panels, you’ll need to change the orientation of the roof. For a standard flat roof, the panels will orient towards the yellow circle:

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If you want to orient the panels another way on a flat roof you can use the irregular roof tool and the following steps:

Note that this option is only available when using the 3D design mode and will also change the direction of any obstructions on the roof. 

  1. Select the 'Irregular building' option in Misc.
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  2. Set the roof type to flat by clicking on the roof and selecting from the mini-menu 

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     and the pitch to 0 in the elevations view 

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  3. Size and reshape the roof to the necessary roof - if needed you can fix the angles of the corners by clicking on the corner and selecting the option highlighted in blue below. 

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  4. Drag the blue dot to direct the arrow, the arrow points in the direction of the panels. 

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Then when you enter the panels task, the panels will face the direction specified: 

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Buildings and roofs

The roof type I want isn't an option, what do I choose?

The roof options on Easy PV are slate, concrete tile, plain tile, sheet metal, standing seam, fibre cement, flat and ground mount. 

If you need an option that isn't available, the choice you make here will depend on which mounting system you plan on using. You will need to work backwards and select whichever roof covering allows you to select the mounting you want. 

 

Buildings and roofs

What is the difference between orthorectified and standard satellite imagery?

The orthorectified map is geometrically corrected to give more accurate dimensions. The standard map uses raw satellite data which means dimensions may be distorted, particularly for sloped structures.  

Where possible you will want to use the orthorectified map, if it is not available then the dimensions in Easy PV may not be accurate to the actual dimensions. 

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Buildings and roofs

What do I set as the orientation in Quick Roof?

For Quick Roof projects, you have to directly set the orientation rather than it being calculated based on the satellite map. This is done in degrees from south, going clockwise.

For example:

  • South:

    0° from south 

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  • South-east: 

    -45° from south 

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  • South-west:

    45° from south 

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Navigate to the performance task and the roofs tab (click edit inputs) to see the orientation diagrams shown above. 

Panels, inverter and electrical

Panels, inverter and electrical

How can I model an east-west panel layout?

To model an east-west panel layout, create a flat roof or ground mount area in any design mode.

In the panels task follow these steps:

  1. Add panels to the roof/area and then select 'No mounting' 
  2. Set the direction to east-west and configure the spacing as needed  

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  3. Select option 1 to fill the roof/area with portrait panels, option 2 to fill the roof with landscape panels and 3 to clear the roof

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    Or drag and drop portrait (right) or landscape (left) panels to build panel layout 

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This will not spec the mounting components but will mean the pitch and orientation of the panels is correctly modelled in performance calculations. Get in touch with Midsummer (UK) / (IE) for guidance on mounting components. 

Panels, inverter and electrical

I can’t allocate my panels to an inverter - all the options are red.

When all of the allocation options are red, Easy PV has determined the panel/inverter combination is not electrically viable. This means that the technical specifications of either the panels or the inverter are out of the range of the other.

When panels have been allocated to an input, Easy PV will outline any electrical issues in red text to make you aware of why it is not compatible. For a custom component this could mean one of the values you have input is incorrect

  1. Select the option you think should be possible with the inverter and panel
  2. See which option appears in red
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  3. Check that value against the datasheet, it may be helpful to reference our component upload guide.


Panels, inverter and electrical

The max voltage calculated in the inverter task doesn't match the Voc from the panel datasheet, why is this?

The max voltage factors in both the open circuit voltage (Voc) and the temperature coefficient (ΔVoc/°C) of the panel. The value on the datasheet is measured at standard test conditions (STC) but the actual Voc of the panels will depend on the ambient temperature. As the temperature decreases, the Voc increases, so it is important to factor this into sizing the inverter. 

In Easy PV, we do a calculation at -10°C, since the voltage increases at lower temperatures, the max voltage given in Easy PV will be higher than the number of panels multiplied by the open circuit voltage of the panels. 

Example calculation

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In the above case, the Voc is 37.45V and the temperature coefficient is -0.276%. This means for every increase in °C, the Voc decreases by 0.276%. 

For standard test conditions (STC), the panel temperature is 25°C so the change in temperature to -10°C is 35°C, meaning we have

37.45 * (1 + (|-0.00276| * 35)) * 8 = 328.5 V

Easy PV does a slightly more conservative calculation:

37.45 * (1 - (-0.00276))35  * 8  = 329.94 V 

where in each case 0.276% is divided by 100 to convert it 0.00276 per °C. This is then rounded to give 330V. 

Panels, inverter and electrical

How is DC cable sizing and voltage drop calculated?

Easy PV returns the smallest cable cross-sectional area that achieves a voltage drop less than 1% of the voltage across the cable (or the largest cable if none do).

The voltage drop along a cable is the product of the current and resistance. The current is calculated in the inverter task and we calculate cable resistances from the IEC 60228/BS 6360 stranding chart. 

Custom components

If your problem is not addressed here, it likely will be covered in our detailed custom component guides. 

Custom components

Can I add components that aren't listed on Easy PV?

Yes, for instructions on how to add different components, please read our full component upload guide.

Note, you are not able to add custom optimisers or mounting systems due to the complexity involved in integrating these into the software. 

Custom components

I added a battery in ‘My Components’ but it isn’t showing up as an option in the Inverter task.

When you add a battery component, you must ensure that you have set the compatibility with your custom inverter category or specific inverter:

  1. Create battery component 
  2. Under battery rules select 'Selected inverter groups only' or 'Selected specific inverters only'
  3. Click on the text to show the different inverters and select the check box under your relevant inverter group or inverter

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If this does not resolve the issue or now too many the options are showing in red, you will need to look at the max battery capacity value in the Battery section of the hybrid inverter and compare this with the battery capacity of your custom battery. 

Custom components

I added a hybrid inverter to ‘My Components’ but can’t add a battery to it in the Inverter Task.

If you are trying to use custom hybrid Inverter and battery components - you will need to make sure you have added the battery as its own component. This is true even for all-in-one systems.

You can do this under Components > Edit Batteries. For more detailed instructions, take a look at our guide to setting up batteries in Easy PV. 

Custom components

I have added a new inverter in 'My Components', but I'm unable to allocate panels to its inputs. How do I fix this?

Navigate back to My Components and open the inverter you have added. Under the Solar section make sure you have added trackers, if you have not added them the Solar section will look like this: 

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Check on the manufacturer’s datasheet to see how many trackers there are for the inverter. Click the Add tracker option in the solar section on the right and input the relevant information. Once this is filled in you will be able to allocate the panels to the input. 

Custom components

GSE showing as not compatible with my panel but I've checked that is it compatible - why?

Open up the details for your custom panel and follow these steps 

  1. Click the text 'Compatible with GSE'
  2. In the drop down menu select 'half-frame'
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Then the panel will be compatible with the GSE frames we have in Easy PV! 

Performance and consumption task

A detailed guide on the consumption task can be found here. 

Performance and consumption task

Where is section C, D and E of the performance report?

These sections are displayed in both the MCS performance report and the performance and battery pages of the customer proposal. You can find the performance report from the 'forms' drop-down or by clicking the three dots in the top corner of the Performance task. 

Easy PV will only show these sections in the MCS performance report if the MCS self-consumption calculation has been completed. The MCS method can only be completed if the generation is less than 6000kWh, the consumption is between 1500-6000kWh and the usable battery capacity is less than 15.1kWh. An alternative method is offered in the Consumption task.

As long as the Easy PV or MCS method is selected in the Financial task, the equivalent to section C and D (if there is a battery) can be found in the bottom left corner of the performance and battery storage pages of the Customer Proposal. If there is no battery, sections A-C will appear in the bottom left corner of the performance page. 

Performance and consumption task

What is self-consumption?

Self-consumption is the proportion of electricity generated that is then consumed within the property. This could be directly or via a battery:

Self consumption =  Solar PV electricity consumed within property (kWh) / Solar PV electricity generated (kWh)

Energy that is not self-consumed is then exported to the grid. A higher self-consumption typically means a faster payback period since this reduces the amount spent on energy bills. Read here for guidance on how to reduce your payback period. 

Performance and consumption task

What are the differences between the MCS and Easy PV self-consumption calculations?

This guide applies to easy-pv.co.uk. For easy-pv.ie only the Easy PV method is available.

There are a few differences between the Easy PV and MCS self-consumption calculations: 

  1. System size
    • MCS: can be used for projects with consumption between 1500-6000kWh, generation below 6000kWh and usable batter capacity below 15.1kWh. 
    • Easy PV: can be used for any system size and consumption level.
  2. Consumption profiles
    • MCS: choice between domestic consumption profiles: home all day, home half the day and out all day. 
    • Easy PV: additional choices between commercial consumption profiles. You also have the option to upload half-hourly meter data to ensure the consumption profile is entirely accurate to the customer's usage. 
  3. Method
    • MCS: self-consumption is determined based on lookup tables specified in MGD 003.
    • Easy PV: uses the same total generation figure but then uses PVGIS data to model how this is distributed across the year. Easy PV then calculates steps minute by minute over the course of the year, looking at how much is being generated, how much is being consumed and how charged the battery is and diverting the energy accordingly, factoring in the charge rate of the battery. 
  4. Additional options
    • Since Easy PV calculates how the generated electricity is used minute-by-minute rather than annually, it means export limits, variable tariffs and forced charging/discharging of batteries can be factored into the model. Easy PV also factors in inverter clipping.
Performance and consumption task

The MCS self-consumption calculations in the Performance task don't work for my project - why?

The MCS calculations won’t work for projects with an annual generation greater than 6000 kWh, annual consumption not between 1500-6000kWh or with battery storage over 15.1kWh.

For these situations, we recommend using the Easy PV Consumption task to generate accurate system projections and then ensure you select the Easy PV calculations in the Financial task. 

Structural task

Structural task

Why won't the structural calculations work for my project?

Not all combinations of roof material types and mounting systems have structural calculations in Easy PV since the calculations are based on information provided by MCS in MIS 3002.

If you are unable to complete structural calculations in Easy PV you will need to consult a structural engineer.

Structural task

Why are the weight loading calculations failing for my plain tile roof?

Weight loading calculations will often fail for plain tile roofs. This is because we use MCS default values for the tile weight, and the value for plain tiles is much higher than other roof coverings. If you are finding your calculations are failing when you don't expect them to, you can get a tile from the exact roof and measure the kg/m2 to replace this value:

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If the calculations are still failing, you will then need to consult a structural engineer. 

Financial task

Financial task

Why are there two consumption figures to choose from in the financial task?

If you have completed both the MCS self-consumption calculation (end of the Performance task for easy-pv.co.uk) and the Easy PV consumption calculation (Consumption task) in the project, both figures will appear as options when you open the Financial task in Easy PV.

Both are acceptable methods for calculating the self-consumption, you are free to choose either calculation.

Financial task

How is the payback period calculated?

The payback period is the time it takes for the benefits of the system to outweigh the costs.

Easy PV calculates how much is saved on the electricity bill and earned from exporting across the payback period, using the selected tariffs and factoring in any financial projection settings. It then similarly calculates any costs incurred across the payback period including the upfront cost, finance payments and any maintenance costs. 

Take a look at our guide on using the financial task for additional information and please reach out at help@easy-pv.co.uk or help@easy-pv.ie if you're having any trouble. 

Financial task

The payback period is too long, how can I fix this?

There are a few things that can help with the payback period. The payback period is calculated by weighing up the cumulative benefits of the system against the cumulative costs. Therefore, to improve the payback period, you either need to reduce costs or increase the benefits, there are a few ways to do this:

Further information on tariffs can be found in our tariffs guide. 

Financial task

How can I factor VAT into the cost?

Yes, you can do so by following these steps:

  1. Navigate to the Financial task
  2. Click the pen in the top right corner
  3. Then under Tax settings you can set a rate for materials and services, and include whether the customer can claim this tax back

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Financial task

Why do some of the financial savings appear to be different on the Customer Proposal and Easy PV Project Report?

Easy PV uses two different methods of calculating financial savings.

1) We do a basic calculation to work out a headline year one/first year saving figure that can be used on proposal summaries, etc. This calculation doesn’t take into account inflation or degradation rate.

2) We calculate a financial forecast showing payback for a longer period (25 years by default). This takes into account inflation, degradation, and discount rates. In the first year, we apply half the % values for each of these rates rather than the full % value. If you're wondering why we use half the % values for the first year, please see below for an explanation. 

Further information

When you pay for a PV install you do so in a lump sum on day 0. You then start getting savings and export income from it. But by the end of the first year, monetary values have risen by inflation. So if you were saving £100 / month for electricity on day 0, by the end of the year - day 365 - you are saving £104 / month if the inflation rate is 4%.

When working out the savings for year 1 therefore, we need to work out the average for the year. If savings were £100/month at the beginning, and £104/month at the end the average is £102/month. So for that first year, we use half the inflation value to work out the average savings.

For year two, we again need to use the average value of money over the course of the year. This will have increased by the value of inflation from the value that we used for year one. Basically we are comparing the value of money at 6 months to the value at 18 months. So £102 for year one becomes £106.08 (£102 * 1.04) if the inflation rate is 4%.

It's exactly the same with degradation. On day zero the panels are generating at 100%. By day 365 they have degraded slightly. With degradation of 1% a year we would expect them to be at 99% capacity. The expected average generation for the year is halfway between those two values, so we use 99.5% for year one rather than 99%.

Customer proposal

Customer proposal

My customer proposoal isn't loading - why?

If your report isn't loading, it's likely because Easy PV is missing some information it needs to generate it. 

Usually blank proposal are caused by issues with the Performance task. Navigate to the task, and see if there are any errors (they may say 'undefined' or 'NaN’) on the table. If the postcode zone row has an error, you know you need to change the postcode.

If you go to the performance task and there are no errors, then we suggested contacting us on help@easy-pv.co.uk.

Customer proposal

How do I attach my logo/branding to the customer proposal or Easy PV project report?

To attach your Logo to the Easy PV Project Report navigate to My Account in the top right of the Easy PV home page and then Preferences. Once in this menu, scroll down to the Company Logo section and click on the current logo image. You can then upload your logo. 

Please note that the logo will only appear on the quote page of the customer proposal report. Further customisation of the customer proposal is available with Easy PV Pro, get in touch with us at help@easy-pv.co.uk if you're interested in a free trial! 

Customer proposal

How do I hide line prices in the customer proposal?

Select Customer Proposal from the Tasks drop-down menu.

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In the section titled Quotation you can change the pricing to:

Customer proposal

I’ve done a 3D design, can I include the 3D preview in the customer proposal document?

Yes, select Customer Proposal from the Tasks drop-down menu. In the bottom section titled Overview images you can select the 3D viewpoint you would like to show on the proposal. 

Note if you change the 3D design or panel layout in your project after generating the 3D image you’ll need to come back to this task and regenerate the image to be used in your proposal.

Customer proposal

Where do the numbers on the Financial Benefits page come from?

The Financial Benefits calculated based on the tariffs that you input. You can take a look at how to create and manage your tariffs here.

Here is a breakdown of the figures on the graph given on the Financial Benefits  page of the Customer Proposal.

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A - The total cost per year before the PV system.

B - The cost after PV and battery including savings from exporting (In this case, a negative number because they will actually be making a profit).

C - The difference between the original cost before PV & battery and after.

D - The export profit with energy management (overnight charging).

E - The difference between how much you pay for energy before solar and what you 'pay' after energy management.

Customer proposal

The battery page is showing as incomplete but I have a battery?

This page can only generate with the Easy PV or MCS self-consumption method selected in the Financial task.

Navigate to the Financial task. Click the Financial inputs in the top right, then make sure MCS or Easy PV is selected:

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If you have opted to use a custom self-consumption percentage, Easy PV doesn't have the information required to determine the battery utilisation, which is why this page is hidden. 

Customer proposal

The 3D image on the proposal has not updated after I made changes, how do I fix this?

The overview image must be updated when changes are made to the design. To do this, navigate to the Customer proposal form (before clicking generate pdf) and scroll down to the Overview page section:

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Select Set Image and then Save.