This is the kit we install most often in cabins not connected to Hydro-Québec. It produces between 8 and 12 kWh per day depending on the season, enough for a fridge, a freezer, LED lighting, a water pump, device charging and a workstation. It does not replace electric heating: for that, a wood or propane stove remains the right answer.
Everything is included and already sized: six Canadian Solar HiKu6 450 W panels, a 3 kW hybrid inverter-charger with built-in MPPT, a Pylontech US5000 4.8 kWh battery, the combiner box, DC breakers, 40 m of 10 AWG PV cable, MC4 connectors and factory-crimped battery cables. Nothing to chase down mid-install.
Every kit ships with a wiring diagram matched to the configuration, a commissioning checklist and access to Sol-Air Tech technical support by phone at 418-809-9738. The battery is expandable: add a second US5000 module and the system moves to 9.6 kWh without changing the inverter.