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PluggedSolar 800 W plug-in balcony kit with APsystems microinverter (4 x 200 W)

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May qualify; not yet verified

Within the 1,200 W AC per-home limit. A safety certification has been reported, but we haven't verified the listing yet.

AC output
800 W AC
Panels
800 WThe panels and the inverter are both rated 800 W. Why two wattages?
Battery
None listed
Price
$1,595.00 (checked Nov 3, 2026)
Retailer
PluggedSolar
Certification
Reported (not yet verified by us): UL 3700 Source (opens in a new tab)
Outage shut-off
Not verified
FCC
Not verified
Ships to CA
Not verified
Fits
Balcony rail, Patio

Estimated savings

UtilitySavings per yearSimple payback
PG&E$3224.9 years
SCE$2725.9 years
SDG&E$4123.9 years

Typical placement, 90% of the power used at home, standard rate, no discount. Savings estimates ignore future rate changes and assume no credit for exported power. Change these assumptions in the calculator.

What we found

From the seller's published specs and the sources listed on this page. We haven't tested this kit ourselves.

In its favor

  • 800 W AC fits within SB 868's 1,200 W per-home limit, leaving 400 W for other plug-in devices.
  • $1.99 per watt of AC output at the price we checked.

Things to know

  • No battery: power not used at the time it's made goes to the grid for $0.
  • Certification is reported but not yet verified by us.
  • Outage shut-off (anti-islanding) is not verified.
  • The seller's page showed conflicting stock information when we checked.

Who a kit this size suits: Most homes that use a steady amount of power during the day.

What others have written

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Not electrical, legal or financial advice. Ask a licensed electrician whether your home's wiring suits a plug-in kit.