PowerGuide

Balcony Solar

Solar for people without a roof to fill: plug-in kits you set up yourself, no installer needed, and take with you when you move. Germany has over 3 million of them; Great Britain made them legal on 27 August 2026, with stricter rules: only kits on the ENA register, and no batteries. Below: the rules, the systems we're tracking, and the one free registration you have to do.

Legal in Great Britain since 27 August 2026 Kits up to 800W output and 2,000W of panels can be self-installed if they're listed Compliant on the ENA register, then register yours free at myplugin.solar within 28 days. Kits with batteries don't qualify yet. The rules, explained

Top-rated register-listed kits

Every kit we rate is listed Compliant on the ENA register, so you can install it yourself.

Thunder Energy · Bolt 920W

Thunder Bolt 920W

Two 460W panels and an 800W dual-input Hoymiles microinverter, with bracket sets for a garden or flat roof. Listed on the ENA register since 27 August 2026.

B4.4 £749.99
Specs & review
PatioSun · PatioSun Max+

PatioSun Max+

The top of the PatioSun range: two 465W bifacial panels for 930W of capacity on the HiFlow PRO microinverter's dual MPPT inputs, on a pre-installed steel ground mount.

B4.4 £779
Specs & review
PatioSun · PatioSun Duo

PatioSun Duo

Two bifacial panels for 890W of capacity on PatioSun's pre-installed steel ground mount, run by a Hoymiles HiFlow microinverter.

B4.3 £699
Specs & review