I’ve been getting this question a lot lately: 
"Now that ATAP is open, should I just install as many panels as possible?"

The answer is NO.

The calculation logic for ATAP isn't directly about "how many panels you install." 
It mainly depends on these 3 factors 👇 
① Your Meter Type 
② Your Monthly Usage Structure 
③ Your Day vs. Night Usage Ratio

Many people start by asking: 
"How many kW can I install?" 

But the real question you should be asking is: 
👉 "When do I actually use electricity during the day?"

Here’s a simple example 👇 
If your usage is concentrated during the day, 
solar power can be utilized directly. 

If your usage is mostly at night, 
the system needs to be planned differently.

So, for ATAP, it’s NOT about: 
❌ The bigger, the better 
❌ Copying exactly what your friend installed 
❌ Deciding based on promotions alone

Instead, it’s about: 
✅ Checking your Phase 
✅ Analyzing your Usage 
✅ Reviewing your long-term bill structure

This is why two people with the same electricity bill can have completely different system setups.

What really affects your Solar ROI isn't the number of panels. 
It is— 
Whether the system is calculated correctly.

📌 If you want to know: 
• What system size fits you best? 
• The difference between Single Phase / Three Phase? 
• Whether you need a battery?
Feel free to PM me "ATAP". 
I’ll help you analyze it in the simplest way possible.
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