About Plug-In Solar Panels
For people across the US, this is the one question Plug-In Solar Panels answers: can I connect a solar kit to my outlet where I live, and is it worth it?
- 51. Pages by state, and each one links to the bill or the utility rule it relies on.
- 7. Kits compared, covering 6 brands.
- 51. Savings numbers that use PVWatts output along with EIA data.
- 3Free CSV files for savings, kits, and laws.
The Way We Stay Neutral
- Manufacturers pay us nothing. We don't sell kits or take a commission.
- There are no tracking links. No affiliate codes appear on links to sellers.
- Every page lists its sources. Each state and kit page links the sources behind it.
How We Check Things
| What | The check |
|---|---|
| State laws | We read every bill on the legislature's own site first, then for states with no law we look at the rule page the utility posts. |
| Kit specs and prices | On each seller's own product page we read watts, inverter output, listing and price. |
| Savings | We run NREL PVWatts for the biggest city in each state and use EIA's 2026 home power prices. |
Our editorial policy page explains the full method.
Brands We Compare
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