Complete DIY solar kits — panels, batteries, inverter, wiring and a plain-language guide, in one box at one price. Off-grid you install yourself; grid-tie we supply for your electrician. Priced for British Columbia, shipped to your door — Lower Mainland to the Islands to the Interior.
Ships across British Columbia • BC Hydro & FortisBC net-metering ready • Real humans on the phone
Three steps from "thinking about it" to power on.
Your location and what you want to run. The quote tool sizes it instantly — honest numbers for Canadian sun, not California brochures.
Everything arrives together: panels, battery, inverter, racking, every wire and fuse. Secure WestNet checkout. No surprise parts runs.
Off-grid: follow our plain-language guide at your own pace. Grid-tie: hand the kit and our paperwork checklist to your licensed electrician.
Four packages, sized for how Canadians actually live. Every kit is complete — if it needs a wire, the wire is in the box. Every component carries Canadian certification marks (CSA, cULus or cETL) — legal to sell, install and insure in British Columbia. Prices shown are BC pricing, delivered across British Columbia.
Off-Grid • DIY
Your first system — shed, RV or cabin lighting. Panels, MPPT controller and every wire, fuse and connector in one box.
Off-Grid • DIY
Most popular Lights, fridge, pump and electronics at the cabin or acreage. Battery included — true independence.
Off-Grid • DIY
Best value Whole-home off-grid power for a homestead. 120/240V split-phase — runs a well pump and normal house wiring.
Grid-Tie • Electrician
Lower your power bill. We supply the certified hardware; your licensed electrician installs and files the net-metering paperwork.
Hardware only — permits & install per BC net-metering rules.
You're buying the Off-Grid Cabin Kit. Pickup in Calgary is free — or choose shipping and we'll confirm freight.
Two questions, real answer. Address autocomplete for Canada — your inputs stay on this device until you request a firm quote.
≈ full-time cabin: lights, fridge, pump, electronics
Both are legal in British Columbia — they just follow different rules. Here's the plain-language difference.
Your system, your property, no utility involved — no net-metering application and no utility approval for a standalone system.
Connecting to the grid in BC runs through your utility's net-metering program — BC Hydro, or FortisBC in the Southern Interior and Kootenays: an electrical permit, installation by a licensed electrician, a passed inspection, then the utility credits you for the power you export.
Send us your details — we'll confirm sizing, freight to your address, and any local permit notes. No pressure, no spam.
