
Enter your postcode. Tell Sol your best solar day. Get a 7-day generation forecast — no engineer, no complicated setup required.
How it works
Enter a UK postcode or drop a pin anywhere on the map — Sun Hours works worldwide.
Tell Sol the most kWh your panels have generated on their sunniest day. That single number tells Sol everything about your system.
Sol does the rest — a personalised daily generation forecast, updated with live weather data.
See it in action
No dashboards, no logins, no spreadsheets. Just your solar forecast, beautifully presented.

Two details. That's all.
Enter your postcode and your best-ever solar day — Sol handles the rest.

Today's generation at a glance
See today's kWh, Sol's reaction, and efficiency — the moment you open the app.

7-day forecast with hourly chart
Tap any day for an hourly breakdown of exactly when your panels will be working hardest.

When Sol hits 100% — he lets you know
Peak efficiency days get a special message. Solar should feel good.

The full week, beautifully laid out
Plan your energy usage, EV charging and battery schedules a week ahead.
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No inverter logins, no API keys, no degree in photovoltaics. If you've had solar installed, you're ready.
Live forecasts and historical irradiance from Open-Meteo & NASA POWER — updated daily.
Optimised for the UK but useful anywhere the sun shines. Drop a pin, get a forecast.
Free Tool
Enter any UK postcode or location to see today's peak sun hours — the key metric for how much your solar panels will generate. Download the Sun Hours app for a personalised kWh forecast with an hour-by-hour breakdown.
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