UKSOL · plug-in solar kit
UKSOL Pro Compact 460W (ground mount)
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A plug-in solar kit with 460 W of panels and an 800 W . Tilted south, it could save about £65 a year.
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From £849 Taking orders
Check price at ArgosIs it right for me?
| Saving | About £65 a year tilted south with little shade (government figures); your own figure |
|---|---|
| Payback | About 13.1 years at today's price |
| Over 15 years | About £122 saved after paying for the kit, before any electrician costs; panels are usually warranted 20 to 25 years and the small inverter 10 to 12 |
| On the ENA register | Yes, so it can plug into a normal socket if your socket circuit has (or RCBO) protection; older fuse boxes need an electrician's check |
| Where it goes | Ground frame (ballast not included); not for balconies; needs a weatherproof outdoor socket within the cable length |
| Fitting | Panels and bracket to assemble; a wall or roof fixing is a job for a professional |
What it could save
For the 460 W (1 × 460 W panel) version at £849, with little shade and someone home in the day:
| Where the panels go | Made a year | Saving a year | Payback |
|---|---|---|---|
| South-facing, tilted | 397 | £65 | 13.1 years |
| South-facing wall or balcony | 285 kWh | £54 | 15.7 years |
| East or west wall | 218 kWh | £41 | 20.5 years |
Government (DESNZ) yield and self-use figures for the south-tilted and east/west wall rows; the south wall row is our estimate. 26.32p a kWh (Ofgem price cap). Try your own home.
: Listed as Compliant (reference UKSOL/21003/V1/A2 family (single-panel version), listed 18 August 2026). Source: plugsolarhub.co.uk register summary.
Not electrical advice. We compare products; we are not electricians. Before you connect a solar kit to your home, ask a qualified electrician to check the socket, the circuit and your , and follow the maker's instructions.
Note: Argos showed an estimated delivery month rather than stock when we checked. The hybrid-mount UKSOL kits (515 W, 890 W, 1,030 W, 1,260 W) are on the Argos site too, but Argos did not show us their prices, so they are not listed yet.
Why it's worth a look
- Could take about £65 a year off your bill (south-tilted, someone home in the day): in about 13 years at today's prices.
- Confirmed on the ENA Type Test Register, so it can be plugged in under the UK rules.
- No roof work and no installer for the kit itself; take it with you when you move.
- 10-year warranty.
Watch out for
- You must tell your network operator () after plugging it in.
Reliability signals
- Warranty: 10 years (maker's UK page)
- Repairs: through the maker's UK support; we list known issues only from named reviews, and none are recorded yet
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Where it ranks in our lists
- #3 in Best plug-in solar kits
Full specifications
| Versions | 460 W (1 × 460 W bifacial panel): £849 |
|---|---|
| Inverter output | 800 W |
| Inverter | 800 W smart |
| Mounting | Ground frame (ballast not included); not for balconies |
| Plug | UK 3-pin (BS 1363) |
| Warranty | 10 years |
| Monitoring | not published |
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Where to buy and every version
| Seller | Price | Check price |
|---|---|---|
| Argos | £849 | Check price |
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