At SunGift, we sponsor several local initiatives, and we are particularly excited to spotlight the incredible work of Cameron, who had the idea of fundraising solar water pumps to benefit farming communities in Malawi during…
At SunGift Solar, we're passionate about paving the way for a sustainable future, and recently, we had the privilege of participating in a Solar Careers Fair geared towards enlightening local students about the various career…
In the spirit of giving back, Karis & Aiking two employees from SunGift Solar recently organised a delightful cake sale that not only satisfied sweet cravings but also contributed to two worthy causes—Dementia UK and…
Our collaboration with Tesla continues to strengthen as we have been accredited Tesla Powerwall Premium Installers for 2024. We were one of the first companies to install the Tesla Powerwall 1 and throughout the years…
We were delighted to attend the Exeter Property Awards at Sandy Park on 19th November. It was a great chance to meet up with clients and old friends from the Exeter property sector.
SunGift was shortlisted…
Welcome to the SunGift solar panel-opedia, your one-stop-shop for all things solar PV.
We'll be winding our time machines back a couple of centuries to the discovery of the photovoltaic effect in 1839. Our journey will…
It is now possible to live a lifestyle where you generate much of the energy you use on your own roof. So, you can greatly reduce your reliance on buying in electricity from your supplier.…
Energy in the form of electricity is a commodity. It is generated, bought, distributed, sold and consumed.
The average price of one unit (one kWh or kilowatt-hour) of electricity is about 15p. That’s how much…
First of all – do you even need a charging point installed for your EV?
The short answer is no, technically you don’t. But, you’ll really wish you had one.
Most EVs come with two charging cables*
Cable…
Let’s go over some of the terminology that is commonly used when we talk about renewable installations. The only thing you need to know is this simple equation below:
Power (Watts) = Energy (Joules) / Time…
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