SunLoop Golden Hour Solar (fictional) · licence C-46 000000 (SYNTHETIC)SYNTHETIC demo data
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R. Castillo: 7.37 kW solar and 1 battery

$35,347
installed price (loan)
$35,347
after credits you claim
$3,753
year-one bill savings
9.4 yr
simple payback
95%
of 12,407 kWh a year

Incentives applied

IncentiveValueWho claimsChecked
California Net Billing Tariff (exports credited at avoided-cost rates)
Exports earn avoided-cost credits far below retail, so a battery that stores midday solar for the evening is worth more than exporting. The quote values exports with the utility's export rate table.
—utility billsource, verified 2026-11-06

Listed, not priced

Federal Residential Clean Energy Credit (25D), 30%system must be in service by 2025-12-31source
Federal Clean Electricity Investment Credit (48E) for leased and PPA systemsnot verified by a reviewer yet: not used in the pricesource
SGIP Equity Resiliency battery incentivenot verified by a reviewer yet: not used in the pricesource
SGIP General Market battery incentivenot verified by a reviewer yet: not used in the pricesource
California property tax new-construction exclusion for active solar (R&T Code s.73)system must be in service by 2026-12-31source

Only incentives a named reviewer has verified against their source, inside their dates, are priced (D21). Tax credits depend on your own tax situation: ask a tax adviser.

System

7.37 kW DC, 11.14 kW AC inverter capacity, 1 × 13.5 kWh battery.
Makes about 11,792 kWh a year: 8,959 used at home, 2,833 exported at the net-billing rate.

⚠ The 200 A panel allows 40 A of backfeed and this system needs 58 A (NEC 705.12, battery inverter counted). Priced options:

  • derate the main breaker to 180 A if the home's load calculation allows
  • a supply-side (line-side) connection, where the utility and inspector allow it
  • a main panel upgrade (busbar 225 A or more)

Monitoring: a SunLoop gateway reads the inverter and the grid, and this quote's production becomes the promise your installer is measured against.

Disclosures

California Solar Energy System Disclosure Document and the CSLB Solar Energy System guide are given before signing. Contractor licence C-46 000000 (SYNTHETIC). Quote prepared 2026-11-06; expected in service 2027-02-04. Wording reviewed by a lawyer before Launch (R10).