Shoppers and project planners use Solaviewer when they want to test a solar PV idea on their own, directly in the browser. A typical session starts by opening the embedded designer on a supplier or installer site and setting the project basics. From there, users place a PV layout, adjust core choices, and iterate quickly to see how each change affects expected energy output and the main system parameters. This makes it practical for comparing options before requesting a quote or choosing equipment.
Installers and sales teams use it during discovery calls or lead follow-up to turn questions into concrete scenarios. They can build a few variations in minutes—such as different panel counts or arrangement changes—then share the results to align on expectations. Pre-made system examples can be used as templates to speed up early conversations and guide first-time buyers.
Site owners apply Solaviewer as an on-page planning step that sits between product browsing and checkout or contact forms. Interaction analytics help teams review what visitors tried to design, which setups attract interest, and where people stop, so they can refine offers, improve pages, and prioritize the configurations that convert. Support is available at [email protected].
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