Philippines · Start from your bill

Start with your electricity bill—not a seller package size.

Enter one normal electricity bill or the monthly kWh printed on it. Solar Plan Lab turns that into an editable starting range and explains what could change the recommendation before you buy.

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A peso bill is useful, but the kWh on the bill is better.

Your peso amount depends on the effective electricity rate, while solar sizing starts from energy use. If you only know the peso amount, Solar Plan Lab can use a visible starting rate assumption for the first estimate and let you replace it later with the bill's actual kWh or effective rate.

  • Use a normal month rather than the highest bill you have ever seen.
  • Three or more months are better when usage changes with weather or occupancy.
  • Battery size should be based on the backup goal and essential loads, not the peso bill alone.
Compare the decision

What changes the answer after the first estimate?

Bill amount

Useful when it is all you have; the estimate depends on the assumed effective rate.

kWh

Measured energy

The better input because it describes how much electrical energy the home actually used.

Daytime use and sunlight

These affect how much solar is directly useful and how much array capacity is needed.

Roof and system goal

Available space, backup requirements and future expansion can change the practical plan.

Turn the question into your own plan

Estimate my starting solar size

Use the information you already have. Solar Plan Lab shows the assumptions and lets you change them after the first result.

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How to use this result

Solar Plan Lab provides an educational starting plan. Confirm final electrical design, roof structure, equipment compatibility, permits, and utility requirements with qualified professionals and current manufacturer or utility documents.