InCharge Solar services
Plug-in solar services
Delivery and setup, licensed electricians, backup power and expansion planning, so your system is installed right the first time.
Hands-on help, start to finish
Most plug-in solar kits go in without tools. When yours needs more, we can deliver it, set it up, bring in a licensed electrician, or plan the next step with you.
Delivery & setup
We bring your kit and set it up on your balcony, patio or yard.
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Electrician visit
APmeter installs, dedicated circuits, breakers and outdoor outlets.
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Backup power install
A generator inlet and interlock so a power station can run home circuits.
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Planning & expansion
Help choosing a kit, adding microinverters and picking the right cables.
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Local delivery & setup
Want it done for you? We can bring your kit to you and set it up on your balcony, patio or yard, so you don't have to figure out the mounting and connections on your own.
- Brought to you by our local team
- Set up where the sun is, on your balcony, patio or yard
- Connected to a suitable outdoor outlet, or we'll tell you if you need a new one
Availability depends on where you live. Send us your ZIP code and we'll let you know.
Electrician visit
Some jobs mean working inside your electrical panel, and those belong with a licensed electrician. We confirm the scope and price with you before any work begins.
- APmeter install with its sensors placed correctly in your panel
- Dedicated solar circuit and a new breaker, recommended for two or more microinverters
- New outdoor GFCI outlet right where your panels will sit
- Any permit your city requires for new electrical work
Backup power installation
Plug-in solar switches off when the grid goes down. A generator inlet with a panel interlock lets a portable power station run whole home circuits during an outage, and the interlock keeps power from flowing back onto utility lines.
- Inlet box mounted outside, matched to your power station's plug
- Interlock kit fitted to your brand of breaker panel
- Installed by a licensed electrician, added to your cart automatically with the kit
Planning & expansion
Not sure which kit fits your space, or ready to add more panels? Tell us about your setup and we'll help you plan it.
- One APmeter covers every EZ1 on your property, so expanding means adding inverters, not buying another kit
- Add one microinverter for each extra pair of panels
- The right bus cable, 2 m or 4 m, to link inverters on one circuit
- Electrical work planned together, since a second inverter is the point to add a dedicated circuit
Which service do I need?
Find your situation below. If it isn't listed, ask us and we'll point you the right way.
| Your situation | What we suggest |
|---|---|
| One kit, and you already have a suitable outdoor outlet | Plug in yourself, or book delivery & setup if you'd like it done for you |
| No outdoor outlet near where the panels will go | Electrician visit for a new outdoor GFCI outlet |
| The APmeter's sensors need to go inside your panel | Electrician visit for the APmeter install |
| Running two or more microinverters | Planning plus an electrician visit for a dedicated circuit |
| You want power during blackouts | Backup power installation with a power station |
| Not sure where to start | Contact us with a few photos of your space |
How it works
Tell us what you need
Book online or send us a message with your ZIP code, your setup and the work you have in mind.
We confirm the details
We talk through the job, confirm the scope and price, and find a time that works for you.
We get it done
Your kit is set up, or your licensed electrician completes the work you agreed on.
Service questions
Do I have to use your services to install a kit?
No. A single EZ1 kit is designed to plug into a standard outdoor outlet, and many customers set it up themselves. Our services are there when you'd rather not, or when the job involves your electrical panel.
Do you deliver and install in my area?
Local delivery and setup are available in parts of California. Send us your ZIP code and we'll confirm.
How is an electrician visit priced?
Every home is different, so we confirm the scope and the price with you before any work begins. There are no surprises on the day.
Who handles permits?
Plugging in a kit doesn't involve new wiring. Adding an outlet, circuit, breaker or generator inlet is electrical work, and your electrician takes care of any permit your city requires.
Why is an electrician added with the generator inlet kit?
The inlet and interlock connect to your breaker panel, so they need a licensed electrician. We add the Electrician Visit to your cart automatically so the installation is planned from the start.
Can you help me choose the right kit?
Yes. Tell us where the panels will go, how much sun the spot gets and whether you plan to expand, and we'll recommend a setup.
Let's get your solar running
Tell us about your space and we'll help you pick the right kit and the right service.