How’s Does 1BOG’s LA Solar Program Work?

	Sign up for the LA Solar Power Campaign if you haven’t already.
	We get in touch with you to answer your questions and help you decide if solar is right for your home.
	If you think solar sounds interesting, we pass your info on to SunWize to schedule and perform a free home evaluation for solar.
	Get a proposal under the 1BOG Discount! You can always check that against our site or call us to ask questions.

Dates You Should Know

SELECTION PROCESS: October 9, 2009. We begin evaluating and selecting a solar installation company.

HOME EVALUATIONS BEGIN: December 9, 2009. We will start getting in touch with people who have signed up at 1BOG’s website and the selected installer will start performing home evaluations with 1BOG members.

SIGNUPS END: March 9, 2010. You must sign up by this date to be part of this campaign. If you miss this deadline, go ahead and sign up and we will include you in our next one, although we cannot be sure when that will be.

HOME EVALUATION DEADLINE: April 9, 2010. You must have had your home evaluated by SunWize by this date.

Selected Installer

SunWize has installed systems in the Los Angeles area for over 8 years. Founded in 1992, the company is the largest distributor of solar electric products in the US, so they’re able to offer 1BOG participants a great price. We’re happy to be partnering with SunWize for our new LA campaign!

Solar Products in the Campaign

Solar Panels: SunWize is offering two different panels for this campaign: one by Solon and a higher efficiency panel by Sanyo. We have details on pricing and adder lists on our Pricing & Rebates page.

• Solon 230 (Spec sheet for the Solon 220 family, which includes the 230)
• Sanyo HIT 215

Inverters: Installations will include Fronius inverters.

Coverage Area

Here’s the map of the coverage area, if you’re located within the blue outline, you’re included in the program.

If you’re outside the area, that shouldn’t stop you from signing up. If we get enough sign ups in a particular area we could renegotiate inclusion or run a separate solar group purchase.