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Instagroup – Installing Solar PV for a local business

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May 4, 2023
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InstaGroup recently installed Solar Panels at Yately Football Club to help the Chandlers Lane Clubhouse reduce its fuel bills. 

Earlier this month InstaGroup installed a solar array (Solar PV) for Yateley football club. This will help to make the Clubhouse more energy self-sufficient, and support future plans to operate floodlights for midweek and Step 6 football.

Home fans united

InstaGroup is a keen supporter of businesses in the Wokingham area. We’re already closely involved in the development of the Yateley youth team, with both our CEO and Operations Manager managing different youth football teams. It seemed like a great opportunity to help the Club further through our Solar installation services.

A Solar PV array with battery storage would dramatically reduce the Clubhouse energy bills, freeing up funds to enhance football club facilities and offer more to the local community.

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First, we undertook a thorough survey of the Clubhouse, which is a single-storey construction with a 15-degree pitched roof. Our technical team recommended the installation of 90 LDK Solar Panels along with two invertors and four Solar Batteries supplied by Huawei. The solar array we designed was over 16 metres long, and over 9 meters deep.

The total power supplied from the array would be 22kw, generating enough electricity during the day for storage in the solar batteries. The stored electricity could then be used by the Clubhouse at night and during early mornings.

Staying on the ball

Our survey revealed that the Clubhouse roof was constructed with a rubber finish, so fixing Solar Panels would require a more complex solution than usual.

We employed a specialist company to weld on custom-built rails, and the Solar Panels needed bespoke fixings. While working, the installation team had to take great care to preserve the integrity of the rubber roof and maintain its 30-year guarantee.

A winning team

Scaffolding was erected for the works, and once the rails were fitted, InstaGroup’s installation crew and qualified electrician worked together to complete the install.

Solar panels, invertors and batteries were all inspected, tested, and connected. The project was completed within the agreed 3-day timeframe, from 6th March – 9th March 2023.

A goal for Yateley

The Clubhouse is already seeing the benefit of generating its own electricity, and is looking forward to saving money on energy bills year after year.

All at Yateley football club are impressed with the appearance of the Solar array, and the dedication of the InstaGroup team to do the job right.

We’re proud to have helped with this solar project, which was handled with InstaGroup’s professional planning, clear timescales and trouble-free installation.

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