Solar power for villas in Jordan — Jinko Solar
A villa in Jordan draws more than a flat does and usually has the roof for it, so the array is sized to the consumption rather than to the space. Below is what a typical villa system comes to, built from the Jinko Solar range.
What the system comes to
- Array
- 10.9 kWp
- Panels
- 20
- Roof area
- 52 m²
- Daily output
- 49.5 kWh
The units it is built from
- N-Type Bifacial 545 W× 20Ask for a quote
The same question, other shapes
- Solar system for a villa with evening backup power
10.9 kWp · 20 · 52 m²
- Solar system for a villa with overnight backup power
10.9 kWp · 20 · 52 m²
- Off-grid solar system for a villa
11.6 kWp · 22 · 57 m²
In this market
The EMRC writes the rules and the distribution company for the governorate — JEPCO, IDECO or EDCO — approves the connection. A 2024 bylaw moved new rooftop systems off classic net metering onto net billing, with connection mechanisms that differ by consumption band, and the effect on sizing is direct: exported surplus is now worth less than energy used on site, so systems are specified with storage rather than for maximum export. We ship from Dubai with the datasheets and conformity documents that the connection file and the customs entry both ask for.
Equipment here is certified or connected by: EMRC, JEPCO, IDECO, EDCO
We deliver to: Amman, Zarqa, Irbid, Aqaba, Madaba
AGS International General Trading LLC · Certificate No. X19984JINKO-AGS · 80 units in the catalogue
Questions buyers ask
- What size solar system do I need in Jordan?
- Solar power for villas: 10.9 kWp, 20 panels, 52 m².
- How is the system sized?
- The array, the panel count and the roof area are worked out from a daily consumption profile and this market's sun hours, then matched against units we actually stock. The figures move with your own consumption, which is what the quote confirms.
- Are you an authorised Jinko Solar distributor?
- AGS International General Trading LLC — Certificate No. X19984JINKO-AGS.