Plug-In Kits
Complete Plug-In Solar Kits
The main buyer path: panel + microinverter + cables + mounting plan. Start here if you want a simple system instead of random parts.
Balcony solar • renter solar • small home backup
Plug-in solar is about to become the tiny power revolution.
A clean New York buyer guide for the actual gear: complete kits, panels, microinverters, mounting, MC4 cables and battery backup.
Consumer guide only. Always verify current New York rules, utility requirements, building rules, product listings and electrical code before installing anything connected to a building circuit.
Shop by category
Simple lanes. No random product soup.
Start with the core solar system. Accessories and meters are useful, but they come after kits, panels, inverters, cables and mounting.
Microinverters
Microinverters
The critical piece of plug-in solar. Look for U.S.-appropriate, properly listed hardware and avoid vague grid-tie listings.
Panels
Solar Panels
Rigid and portable panels for balconies, patios, battery charging, and small-home systems.
Mounts & Cables
Mounts, MC4 Cables and Outdoor Routing
Balcony brackets, adjustable stands, MC4 extension cables, cable clips, and weatherproof routing.
Battery Backup
Solar Generators and Battery Backup
A renter-friendly backup path: panels charge a battery, then the battery powers devices during outages.
Setup Tools
Setup Tools and Accessories
Meters, monitoring plugs, weatherproof covers, cable sleeves and labels. Useful, but secondary to the solar system itself.