Solar Dayplay · by Watt Solar Company
Play a day.
Understand solar.
Choose a home. Switch things on. Discover how solar can power everyday life — and how a battery can help you use more of it.
Free to explore. No personal details needed to play.
Bring a little sunshine home.
01 / A little play
Choose a home.
Bring its day to life.
Solar makes more sense when you can see how it fits around everyday life. Explore a fictional home, try a different routine and follow the relationship between sunshine, household demand, storage and the grid.
Start with a familiar home.
Choose a fictional home. No personal details are needed to play.
See what changes.
Change timing, weather and appliances, then see what a battery adds.
Consider the financial benefits.
Compare approximate costs, annual benefit and illustrative payback. A tailored proposal reflects your home.
Find your next question.
Build a clearer picture of solar before deciding whether you want to explore your own home.
Your solar playground
What could your day look like?
Six fictional homes form the learning journey. Each example uses 460 W panels with an appropriately sized hybrid inverter; it is a starting point for exploring, not a recommendation for your roof.
About these learning examples
All six homes are available: 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 panels at 460 W each. Reference generation matches the supplied proposal energy forecasts; household reference demand is 3,500 kWh/year. The hourly weather profiles and storage efficiency remain teaching assumptions. Annual financial benefit means avoided electricity purchases plus export income. Simple whole-system payback divides the full installed price by that annual benefit. Ten-panel battery-use inputs follow the supplied OCEAN 2 forecasts; other sizes use illustrative storage-use assumptions. All financial comparisons are approximate guidance using flat rates, not quotations or guaranteed outcomes. These examples do not assess your roof or guarantee savings.
03 / Your next step
Bring the
possibilities home.
When you choose to explore further, your address and energy information can support a property-specific suitability review. A survey then helps refine the design and build a more realistic estimate for your home.
Your questions. Your pace. Your decision.
We won’t contact you unless you ask us to. No contracts are signed during a home visit.
Curiosity first.
Your home next.
Choose a free property review, or ask a question first. Watt will use the details you submit to respond and agree the next step with you.
Request a free property review
Ask Watt a question
These links open separate enquiry forms. Nothing is sent until you submit a form. Playing does not sign you up for marketing or authorise an installer referral.
Play is intended for people across England, Scotland and Wales. A property review will confirm suitability and service availability.