Installer

Handling shading better, straightforward to install.

Een systeem dat blijft presteren bij schaduw en prettig werkt voor de installateur.

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Installer

Kors & Kranendonk

Year

November, 2025

In practice, very few roofs are ideal.

Kors & Kranendonk mainly works on residential installations with hybrid inverters. In practice, this often means roofs with multiple orientations, dormers, or shading from trees and surrounding buildings. Situations installers deal with every day, and that require systems that continue to perform as expected. According to co-owner Tim Kors, the difference is not in how a system looks on paper, but in how it performs in real conditions, especially when those conditions are less than ideal.

Kors & Kranendonk mainly works on residential installations with hybrid inverters. In practice, this often means roofs with multiple orientations, dormers, or shading from trees and surrounding buildings. Situations installers deal with every day, and that require systems that continue to perform as expected. According to co-owner Tim Kors, the difference is not in how a system looks on paper, but in how it performs in real conditions, especially when those conditions are less than ideal.

What you see with shading and multiple roof sections

Tim primarily uses Taylor in installations where shading or multiple roof sections play a role. In these situations, he sees that performance remains more stable compared to systems he used before.

This is because shading or dirt does not directly affect the entire panel. Only the impacted section produces less, while the rest of the panel continues to contribute. In practice, this results in a system that performs more consistently, even under non-ideal conditions.

“You notice that shading or dirt doesn’t immediately pull everything down. That builds confidence in the system.”

Clarity during installation

Beyond performance under shading, Kors & Kranendonk experiences Taylor as a system that remains clear and structured during installation. The optimisation is integrated into the panel itself, so there is no need for separate optimisers on the roof. This reduces components and connections and leads to a logical system layout. It makes the system straightforward to work with, whether the roof is simple or more complex.

Commissioning without network dependencies

During commissioning, Tim also finds the system practical to work with. Monitoring and management do not require access to the customer’s network settings, as the installer connects directly to the equipment.

This avoids dependency on Wi-Fi configurations or routers in the home. It simplifies installation and prevents additional questions or service work later, for example when a customer changes their internet provider or network.

“You don’t need to ask for Wi-Fi details or configure anything in the customer’s network. It simply avoids hassle.”

Documentation and support

What helps to get up to speed quickly with Taylor is the available documentation. It is complete and clearly structured, allowing installers to find what they need during installation. Training is available, and support is accessible when needed, which helps keep installations efficient.

According to Tim, this means there is no need to search or improvise. You can keep working.

What it delivers in practice

For Kors & Kranendonk, working with Taylor mainly brings clarity and control during execution. The system is logically structured and easy to work with.

For end customers, the added value lies in performance under less ideal conditions and the modular setup, which makes future expansion straightforward. Even with shading or multiple roof sections, the system continues to perform as expected, without adding complexity.