Your own solar power. Plugged in.
The Solarfy Duo turns your garden, patio or flat roof into your own little power station. Two panels, one plug, everything included – legal in Great Britain since August 2026.
ENA-registered · Free 2-person delivery · 30-year panel warranty · 12-year inverter warranty
Imagine your home running on sunshine
Your fridge, freezer and Wi-Fi run 24 hours a day. With the Duo, whenever it’s light, they run on your own solar power first – before you buy a single unit at 26.32p. Run the washing machine at midday. Watch the meter slow down. And stop dreading the next price rise.
Everything you need. In one delivery.
- 2 × 455 W solar panels – 30-year panel warranty
- Hoymiles 800 VA micro-inverter – 12-year warranty
- Flat mount for garden, patio or flat roof
- 5 m AC lead cable + one solar DC cable (2 m, 5 m or 10 m)
- Setup & Registration Guide (PDF + video)
- Savings Planner + landlord letter template
- Free 2-person delivery + UK live chat support
Up and running in an afternoon
Set it up
Stand the panels on the included frame in your garden, on your patio or a flat roof.
Plug it in
Plug straight into a fixed wall socket. Your home uses the solar power first.
Register it
Register in a few minutes at myplugin.solar – our guide walks you through it.
What it saves – honestly
Most plug-in solar ads exaggerate. We’d rather you know the real numbers. The government’s own estimate for plug-in solar is £70–£110 a year – in a sunny spot the Duo does a little better.
*Savings estimate: south-facing, unshaded, approx. 650 kWh/year, 60–70% used at home, electricity at 26.32p/kWh (Ofgem price cap, 1 Oct–31 Dec 2026). Results depend on location, orientation, shading and usage.
Solar without the roof
| Plug-in (Solarfy Duo) | Rooftop solar | Do nothing | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | £549 | ~£7,400* | £0 |
| Roof work or scaffolding | No | Yes | – |
| Installer needed | Not for most homes | Yes | – |
| Set-up time | An afternoon | Weeks | – |
| Take it with you when you move | Yes | No | – |
| Your electricity bill | Lower from day one | Lower | Keeps rising |
*Typical cost of a rooftop solar system, Which? 2026.
Choose your kit
Germany did plug-in solar first. We were there.
More than a million German homes use plug-in solar. The team behind Solarfy has shipped 10,000+ orders to German households and installers since 2022 – our German store is rated 4.6★ by 100+ customers on Trustpilot. We’ve built Solarfy kits specifically for UK rules, and we ship from our warehouse in Birmingham.
Questions, answered
Is plug-in solar legal in the UK?
Yes, in England, Scotland and Wales since 27 August 2026, for kits listed as compliant on the ENA register. The Solarfy Duo 910 is listed as SOLAW/21608. One kit per household, up to 800 W. Not yet permitted in Northern Ireland.
Do I need an electrician?
Not for most homes. You plug it into a suitable fixed wall socket. You’ll need an electrician if you need a new outdoor socket, or if your wiring is old and has no RCD protection.
Can I use an extension lead or adaptor?
No. The kit must plug directly into a fixed wall socket. That’s why we offer 5 m and 10 m solar DC cables instead.
How much will I really save?
Around £100–£120 a year in a sunny, unshaded spot at today’s price cap, if you use 60–70% of the power at home (about 650 kWh a year). The government’s estimate for plug-in solar is £70–£110 a year. Shade, direction and when you use electricity make the difference.
Does it work in winter or when it’s cloudy?
It still makes power in daylight, but much less. Most of the yearly output comes from March to September – setting up now means you’re ready for spring.
I rent – can I use it?
Yes, with your landlord’s or freeholder’s permission – we include a letter template. It’s not allowed on timber balconies or combustible cladding. When you move, unplug it and take it with you.
Your home. Your solar power.
Complete kit, delivered by two people, registered in minutes. From £549.