Beem — balcony kit
Balcony Balcony kit
The most compact format: one or two panels fixed to a balcony railing, plugged into a socket. Top-up production to reduce the bill, with no major works.
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Partner brand · Solar Beem : plug & play solar kits you fit yourself
Beem makes solar accessible with plug & play kits: a small set of panels that plugs into a socket to produce top-up electricity, ideal on a balcony or terrace. wendows supports you: advice, and fitting or full installation depending on your project and your home.
Plug & play plugs into a socket
Balcony / terrace small surface
Support advice by wendows
Photo — Beem solar kit on a balcony railing
On a socketsimplified installation
Compactideal for small spaces
Ranges & kits
The Beem kits we offer
Beem offers kits according to the surface available and the production targeted. Here are the configurations we support most often in Belgium — adapted case by case.
Beem — terrace kit
Terrace Terrace / garden kit
Set on the ground on a terrace or in a garden, the kit captures the sun without touching the roof. Handy when renting or when the roof isn't usable.
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Types of panels → Beem — extended kit
Expandable Multiple panels
You can add panels to increase the top-up production, within the limits of what a socket connection allows. The right number is defined according to your use.
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Advice Making good use of the kit
A plug & play kit doesn't replace a roof installation, but it complements it well. We tell you frankly what it can — and can't — bring at your home.
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What sets a Beem solar kit apart
Beyond simplicity, it's the plug & play format and the top-up production that define these kits. The benchmarks specific to Beem equipment, fitted by our teams.
Type Plug & play kit
The Beem kit plugs into a domestic socket, with no central inverter or heavy connection. It's this simplified format that sets it apart from a conventional roof installation.
Power ~400 to 1600Wp
Depending on the number of panels, a Beem kit covers a top-up power, generally from a few hundred to more than a thousand Wp. The exact figure depends on the chosen kit.
Warranty severalyears
Manufacturer's warranty on the panels and the kit equipment, depending on the range. wendows guides you on the terms and the liaison if needed.
Monitoring Via app
Beem offers production monitoring via an app: you can see what the kit produces throughout the day. Handy for measuring the top-up provided in concrete terms.
Manufacture Beem
Beem has positioned itself in accessible, mainstream solar, with kits designed for ease of installation. A player making small-scale production more democratic.
Compatibility Small spaces
The kit suits balconies, terraces and gardens, where a roof installation isn't possible. See it as a top-up complement, not a substitute for rooftop PV.
* Valeurs indicatives selon la gamme et la configuration. Les performances et garanties exactes dépendent du modèle, du vitrage et des dimensions — confirmées lors du métré.
wendows support
Beem supplies the kit, wendows supports you — and remains your point of contact
A plug & play kit aims to be simple, but the right sizing and the safety of the connection matter. We advise you, and depending on your project we install or support the commissioning, warranty and follow-up included.
Honest advice We tell you frankly what a Beem kit can bring at your home — and its limits compared with a roof installation. No exaggerated promises.
Suitable sizing We choose the number of panels according to your balcony, your terrace and your use, instead of a generic kit. A clear quote, no surprises.
Fitting or commissioning Depending on your home, we fit the kit or check the connection and safety. The follow-up is handled by our Belgian teams.
Subsidy & VAT advice We guide you on eligibility for aid and reduced VAT when your project allows. A single point of contact for everything.
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A Beem kit, or a real installation?
The plug & play kit is a way in, not a substitute for a roof installation. Depending on your home and your ambitions, one or the other stands out. Compare, then we decide together.
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An overview of the solar equipment we install in Belgium: kits, inverters, micro-inverters and panels, by use and by budget.
See all the solar equipment → the alternativeRooftop panels
To genuinely produce and lastingly lighten the bill, the roof installation remains the benchmark. The kit is only a top-up complement.
See the solar panels → vs kitPremium panels
If your roof is usable, high-efficiency modules produce far more than a balcony kit. To compare according to your ambitions.
See the premium panels → a step upSMA
For a roof installation, the central inverter is a pillar. Worth considering when you move from a top-up kit to a real solar project.
See SMA equipment → a step upEnphase
If you're aiming for a roof installation on a complex roof, micro-inverters are an option. A different level from the plug & play kit.
See Enphase equipment → the guideTypes of panels
Before choosing between a kit and a roof, take stock of the panel technologies and what they allow.
See the types of panels →Why consider a Beem solar kit?
When you want to get into solar, you don't always have a usable roof — renting, co-ownership, a poorly oriented roof. That's where the Beem plug & play kit finds its place: a small set of panels that plugs into a socket and produces top-up electricity, with no major works or complex connection.
The appeal is accessibility. On a balcony, a terrace or in a garden, you install a few panels that nibble away at part of the home's base consumption. It's a first building block towards self-consumption, at a far lower budget and complexity than a roof installation.
"The plug & play kit isn't a real solar power plant, but it's often the first step: a simple way to start producing at home.
Here our role is above all advice. A kit doesn't replace a real installation: we tell you frankly what it can bring at your home, size the number of panels according to your space, and depending on your home we fit the kit or check the safety of the connection. The follow-up is handled by our teams.
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A way in to solar. The Beem kit plugs into a socket and produces from day one: an ideal top-up complement when a roof installation isn't possible.
On the budget side, a Beem kit is priced according to the number of panels. To get a feel for your project — top-up kit or full installation — start from our panel pricing page, then let's talk: we'll steer you towards the solution really suited to your home and your ambitions.
Indicative price 2026
How much does a Beem solar kit cost?
The price depends mainly on the number of panels in the kit and your situation — not just the brand. Here are starting ranges for a Beem kit supported by our teams, any aid aside.
See the detailed panel price list →* Indicative ranges for a Beem kit, excluding specific configurations. A precise, costed estimate is given with your free quote.
Balcony kit
from ~€500
one to two panels Extended kit
depending on panels
increased top-up production Support
on quotation
fitting or commissioning Panel VAT
6%
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Your questions about Beem kits
What is a Beem solar kit?
It's a plug & play solar kit: a small set of panels that plugs into a domestic socket to produce top-up electricity. Designed for balconies, terraces or gardens, it installs with no major works or complex connection, unlike a roof installation.
Is a Beem kit enough for my house?
No, not to cover most of the consumption: a plug & play kit produces a top-up that nibbles away at base consumption, but doesn't replace a roof installation. It's a first step towards self-consumption. We tell you frankly what it can bring at your home.
Does the Beem kit really plug into a socket?
Yes, that's the principle of plug & play: the kit connects to a domestic socket. That said, the safety and compliance of the connection matter: depending on your home, we fit the kit or check the installation so that it's safe and suitable.
Where should you install a Beem kit?
On a balcony (fixed to the railing), a terrace or in a garden (ground-mounted) — anywhere the sun is accessible without touching the roof. That's precisely the appeal when renting or when the roof isn't usable. The optimal location is defined with you.
What warranty applies to a Beem kit?
The panels and the kit equipment have a manufacturer's warranty of several years, depending on the range. wendows guides you on the exact terms and handles the liaison if needed. The detail appears on your quote.
How much does a Beem solar kit cost?
Allow from around €500 for a balcony kit of one to two panels, the price rising with the number of modules. The support (fitting or commissioning) is priced according to your home. Reduced VAT of 6 % possible on the eligible photovoltaic installation.
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