Bright Saver Balcony Solar Kit, 180 W

Complete kit · Checked November 10, 2026

Specs

AC output
Not stated by the seller
Panels
180 W included
Inverter
Hoymiles HiFlow Pro LV (model not specified)
Battery
Not included
Plug
Grounded 3-prong plug (per seller)
Price
$299 (seller's listed price on November 10, 2026)

Sold by Bright Saver, which describes itself as funding policy and advocacy work; the page also offers member pricing. AC output depends on which HiFlow Pro LV model ships, which the page does not state; with one 180 W panel, output cannot exceed 180 W.

Certification

StandardStatusEvidence
UL 3700 Not certified
Certifier: not applicable
The seller states it cannot ship to states that require whole-system UL 3700 certification (it names California, Maine and Vermont) "as UL 3700 balcony solar kits have not yet been achieved."
Evidence
Checked November 10, 2026
UL 1741 Claimed by maker, not verified
Claim by the inverter maker: the kit uses a Hoymiles HiFlow Pro LV (model not stated by the seller), and Hoymiles lists UL 1741 on the North America datasheet for that family. No certificate found.
Evidence
Checked November 10, 2026

Which state limits it fits

StateResult
CaliforniaNot certified maker’s claim Output not stated, but its panels total 180 W, so it cannot exceed the limit.
ColoradoListing claimed, no certificate seen maker’s claim Output not stated, but its panels total 180 W, so it cannot exceed the limit.
ConnecticutListing claimed, no certificate seen maker’s claim Output not stated, but its panels total 180 W, so it cannot exceed the limit.
MaineNot certified maker’s claim Output not stated, but its panels total 180 W, so it cannot exceed the limit.
MarylandListing claimed, no certificate seen maker’s claim Output not stated, but its panels total 180 W, so it cannot exceed the limit.
New HampshireState rules not yet verified
New JerseyNot certified maker’s claim Output not stated, but its panels total 180 W, so it cannot exceed the limit.
UtahListing claimed, no certificate seen maker’s claim Output not stated, but its panels total 180 W, so it cannot exceed the limit.
VermontNot certified maker’s claim Output not stated, but its panels total 180 W, so it cannot exceed the limit.
VirginiaListing claimed, no certificate seen maker’s claim Output not stated, but its panels total 180 W, so it cannot exceed the limit.

Only states with an enacted law are listed.

What these labels mean
Listing claimed, no certificate seen
The maker says the product is lab-listed (for example to UL 1741), but we have not seen a certificate.
Not certified
The maker or seller says it is not certified to the standard this state requires.
State rules not yet verified
We have not yet confirmed this state’s rules on an official source.

How we judge kits.

Where it is sold

Sources

  1. Bright Saver: Balcony Solar Kits (Manufacturer page; accessed November 10, 2026)

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