“The beauty of plug-in solar is its simplicity: People pick up cheap, small solar panels, hang them almost anywhere without the need for an electrician, plug them into a regular outlet and start generating electricity.”
How It Works
Three steps. One afternoon. No electrician.
Mount the Panel
Set up your solar panel(s) on a balcony, patio, or yard in 30 minutes.
Plug It In
Connect to a microinverter and plug into any standard outlet. No electrician needed.
Watch Your Bill Drop
Start saving money on day one. Track your savings online.

Panel → microinverter → your wall outlet. That's the whole system.
Find the right system in three steps
Start with your state, size your system, then pick the components that fit.
Step 1
Check your state
Rules and wattage caps vary. See what's allowed where you live.
State legality guide →Step 2
Size your system
Your zip and bill tell us how many watts pay off fastest.
Savings calculator →Step 3
Pick your components
Find the compatible products that meet your needs.
Configure system →Why Plug-in Solar
It's simple. Renters and homeowners with limited space finally have a way to start generating solar energy.

No Permits Needed
Unlike rooftop solar, plug-and-play systems don't require permits or inspections in most states.
Installs in 30 Minutes
Set up your system yourself with basic tools. No contractor or electrician needed.
Plugs Into Any Outlet
Simply plug into a standard wall outlet. Works with any home's existing electrical system.
Take It When You Move
Ideal for apartment renters. Unplug your balcony solar panel and take it to your next home.
Balcony Solar in the News
Real results reported across America
“These plug-in or balcony solar panels start shaving off part of a homeowner's or renter's utility bill right away.”
“Instead of tens of thousands of dollars for rooftop solar, this cost $400 and took less than an hour to install.”
Get Started with Plug-In Solar
Download our free State-by-State Legality Guide and learn if plug-in solar is right for your apartment, balcony, or home