Start with energy consumption
Look at past kWh 6–12 months, not using the baht amount alone.
Start with a system sized for your actual electricity use, not simply the cheapest package. This guide will help you set a realistic budget and ask installers the right questions.
There is no standard price that applies to every home. A meaningful quotation should state the array capacity in kWp, inverter capacity in kW AC, equipment models and quantities, roof type, electrical upgrades, documentation, VAT, and warranties. Compare prices only after a survey and against a clearly defined scope of work.
PTH GREEN will estimate the price on a project-by-project basis from the bill, roof picture, and site survey results. To be able to compare what is actually received

| DC panel power | Approximate number of panels | Roof area | Guidelines for use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 kWp | Approximately 5–7 panels | Approximately 15–25 sq m. | Small daytime loads; confirm that generation will not regularly exceed consumption |
| 5 kWp | Approximately 8–11 panels | Approximately 25–40 sq m. | Homes occupied during the day, with loads such as air conditioning or water pumps |
| 10 kWp | Approximately 16–22 panels | Approximately 50–80 sq m. | Large homes, home offices, shops, or small businesses |
Panel count and roof area vary with the wattage and physical size of the selected modules. Inverter capacity in kW AC is a design choice and does not always equal the array capacity in kWp.
Homes with the same monthly bill may need different system sizes because their electricity-use profiles differ.
Look at past kWh 6–12 months, not using the baht amount alone.
Record air conditioners, water pumps, EVs, and appliances that operate during sunny hours.
Use coordinates, directions, angles, shadows, and actual equipment to estimate yield and proportions for your own use.
PEA uses an electricity bill of approximately 3,000 baht per month or more as just a preliminary screening guideline. It is not a condition to guarantee value for money.
If you want to check in detail, read more at 10 Key items to check in a Solar Rooftop quotation.
There is no single system size that suits every home. The right size depends on the electricity bill, daytime consumption, available roof area, and the power demand of major appliances.
Not necessarily. If generation regularly exceeds the daytime load, the return may be lower. A system matched to daytime demand generally uses the investment more efficiently.
Equipment, mounting, protection, scope, warranties, and after-sales service may differ. Compare the detailed inclusions, not only the total price.
Send your electric bill and roof picture to the PTH GREEN team to help estimate the system size and initial budget for free.
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