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ULSOCO Un Limited provide low cost DIY solar power systems to help customers reduce their demand on the national grid, in turn lowering how much they pay for their electricity bills and helping the environment. By choosing an ULSOCO solar system, our customers benefit from NOT needing a solar panel installer visit as ours are ground mounted systems that people can set up themselves. All the customer needs to get started is an outdoor garden socket, if they don't have one, any local electrician can fit one for around £100. The only other thing that is needed is some space where the customer can set up their solar panel and aim it to the southern sky.
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Millennium City Park, PR2 5BL, Preston, United Kingdom
- 01772 500727
- hello@ulsoco.com
- ulsoco.com
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