Breakdown of the prices for solar home systems Sample Clauses

Breakdown of the prices for solar home systems. Cost of various components of a SHS in the country is different from each supplier, and it depends upon the product model and specifications. With the increase in global market rates for primary metals like lead, copper and steel, the cost of SHS has increased significantly in the past year. The cost increase is shared between the consumer and system provider through reduced profit margin. A very competitive market has kept the price low which in return has its toll on the system supplier. Therefore the selling price is also variable depending upon the solar home system under consideration. In the IDCOL project, warranty requirement of the hardware is specified by the technical committee to be followed by the NGOs. However, various schemes for service coverage are adopted by the organizations based upon their capacity. Typical service period covers the timing of micro-financing period in order to ensure satisfactory collection of instalments from the households. Spare parts are also available from the system provider for damaged units in the field. Typical market rates for the major components of a solar home system are as follows:  Solar Modules: These are imported items sold in the local market at the rate of Tk. 280-300 per Wp. Japanese and Indian modules are the most widely used modules in the country.  Battery: These are locally manufactured items with imported raw material. Finished batteries are sold at approximately 100-120 Tk. per AH.  Cable: Local industries are manufacturing cables in the country with a selling price of 100 yards of cable for indoor wiring (40X0.0076 ) at the rate of about Tk. 3000/-, and 100yds of (70X0.0076) for module to controller and battery to controller at the rate of Tk. 5200/-.  Lamps: Price of DC lamps used in SHS vary between Taka 400 to Taka 550 depending upon the model and performance rating.  Charge controllers: Locally manufactured charge controllers can vary in price. Since the system integrators are free to bundle up the price with other hardware, accurate price on this item is difficult to obtain. Typically local charge controllers should be about Taka 500 to Taka 600, while the imported ones can range from Taka 800 to Taka 1200. The consumer is offered a package price from the system provider which encompasses all costs associated with the system including material, transport, installation and service maintenance. The consumer is offered a cash price and an alternative price for payment in instalments for...
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