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County Fermanagh, BT74, BT92–BT94
Solar panels, batteries and EV chargers in Enniskillen and County Fermanagh
Fermanagh is the most rural county we cover and the furthest from our Larne base. We installed the 108-panel array at The Print Factory in Enniskillen, and we cover the whole county, including Irvinestown, Lisnaskea, Magheraveely, Kesh and Derrylin.
- Free survey
- Fixed written quote
- NIE paperwork handled
- Part of the B9 Energy group, based in Larne
The short answer
Do you cover Enniskillen?
Yes. Enniskillen (BT74, BT92–BT94) is within our coverage, along with Irvinestown, Lisnaskea, Magheraveely, Kesh, Derrylin, Ballinamallard and Belleek. Surveys and quotes are free.
- miles from Larne
- 103
- min drive
- 125
- Postcodes
- BT74, BT92–BT94
- Survey and quote
- Free
Road distances are routing estimates.
For homes in Enniskillen we typically fit the Sigenergy SigenStor battery, with the Anker SOLIX X1 as the alternative. See our solar panel prices.
How much a solar roof makes in Enniskillen
The European Commission’s PVGIS model gives 853 kWh a year for each kWp of panels in the centre of Enniskillen, on an unshaded roof facing south at 35°. For a typical 4 kWp home system that is:
- a year
- 3,412 kWh
- in June
- 424 kWh
- in December
- 88 kWh
Other directions, pitches and shading change the figure, so the survey models your own roof. PVGIS (PVGIS-SARAH3 data, 14% system losses), checked November 2026.
Towns and villages around Enniskillen
We survey and install across Irvinestown, Lisnaskea, Magheraveely, Kesh, Derrylin, Ballinamallard and Belleek on the same terms as Enniskillen: a free survey and a fixed written quote, with the NIE Networks paperwork handled.
What matters in Enniskillen
- Roofs and wiringLakeland properties frequently sit on single-phase rural supplies with limited headroom, so EV chargers here often need load management to protect the main fuse.
- Getting to youEnniskillen is the longest trip we make from Larne. Surveys, installs and aftercare all start from our base there, and each visit is planned with you in advance.
Planning and permissions
Enniskillen's town centre, on the island between the two arms of Lough Erne, is a conservation area with many listed buildings. There, panels on a roof slope that faces and can be seen from a road need planning permission, and listed buildings need listed building consent first. Fermanagh and Omagh District Council decides, and a lakeshore site may carry environmental designations that affect ground-mounted work.
Our published commercial job is here: The Print Factory, Enniskillen.
Enniskillen questions
What did you install at The Print Factory in Enniskillen?
A 108-panel, circa 50 kWp rooftop array on a steel portal-frame production building, with a 40 kW three-phase inverter and a G99 application to NIE Networks. It runs without a battery, because the business uses its power while the sun is up. The case study has the full detail.
Will my Fermanagh supply cope with an EV charger?
Single-phase rural supplies often have limited headroom, so we survey before promising a charger size. Load management is included as standard where supply is tight: it slows the charger when the rest of the house is drawing heavily, so your main fuse does not trip.
Is Enniskillen too far for you to cover?
No, but it is our longest journey, so we plan visits in advance and do not offer instant call-outs. We cover the whole county, and the Print Factory job shows we install at this distance.
Do you cover Irvinestown, Lisnaskea and the rest of Fermanagh?
Yes. We cover the whole county, including Irvinestown, Kesh, Ballinamallard and Belleek to the north and Lisnaskea, Magheraveely and Derrylin to the south. Visits are planned from Larne in the same way as Enniskillen, and surveys and quotes are free.
Nearby areas we cover
Free solar survey in Enniskillen
Free survey. Fixed written quote.
- Free survey
- Fixed written quote
- NIE paperwork handled
- Part of the B9 Energy group, based in Larne