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If the question is whether a particular panel and microinverter will work together on your railing, you do not need an email to find out.

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Quick answers

The questions that arrive most often — you may not need to write at all.

Do you review kits people send you?↗

We don't test hardware at all, so there is nothing to send. We compile published specs, prices and law — see How we research. You're welcome to tell us about a product.

Can you tell me if my balcony works?↗

Send the railing type, which way it faces and your state — that's usually enough for a useful answer.

Do you do consultations?↗

No paid consulting. Questions by email are free, and anything touching wiring goes to a licensed electrician.

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Most questions are already answered on the homepage FAQ — legality, savings, landlord approval and how we make money.