Solar power for apartments in Netherlands — LONGi Solar
An apartment has little or no roof, so the question is rarely how big an array fits — it is how much backup is worth carrying. Below is what a typical apartment system comes to, built from the LONGi Solar range.
What the system comes to
- Array
- 3.0 kWp
- Panels
- 6
- Roof area
- 16 m²
- Daily output
- 13.8 kWh
- Backup
- 2.3 kWh
The units it is built from
- Hi-MO X10 Guardian LR7-60HVHL 550W× 6Ask for a quote
The same question, other shapes
- Solar system for an apartment with overnight backup power
3.0 kWp · 6 · 16 m²
- Off-grid solar system for an apartment
3.2 kWp · 6 · 16 m²
In this market
Net metering ends on 1 January 2027, so the arithmetic behind a Dutch purchase has moved from feeding everything back to consuming it on site — which is why storage now sells alongside the array rather than after it. Grid congestion is the second constraint: solar and home batteries are registered with the regional grid operator, and the inverter must comply with EN 50549. The ACM regulates the network companies. We export from Dubai on FOB or CIF terms with the CE marking and EU declaration of conformity in the file, and the buyer clears the goods.
Equipment here is certified or connected by: ACM, regional grid operator
We deliver to: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Eindhoven
AGS International General Trading LLC · Certificate No. AGS198 · 234 units in the catalogue
Questions buyers ask
- What size solar system do I need in Netherlands?
- Solar power for apartments: 3.0 kWp, 6 panels, 16 m².
- How is the system sized?
- The array, the panel count and the roof area are worked out from a daily consumption profile and this market's sun hours, then matched against units we actually stock. The figures move with your own consumption, which is what the quote confirms.
- Are you an authorised LONGi Solar distributor?
- AGS International General Trading LLC — Certificate No. AGS198.