Keep your bill in its local context
Write the island and town, then the electricity provider and tariff exactly as shown on your statement. Include the energy rate per kWh, currency and billing date. Add pump power and scheduled hours if known. Keep each entry tied to your own account; a neighbouring island’s tariff or supply arrangement is not a substitute.
Describe weather at the property
How do wet periods change pool use or access to the equipment area? Is the proposed panel position exposed to coastal air or strong winds? Explain shade and the maintenance access you have. Ask a local installer to address mounting and weather precautions for your site. This enquiry does not establish suitability for coastal exposure.
Make the power questions explicit
Provide clear equipment-label photos and ask which electrical details must be confirmed for your destination. Dedicated panels do not tie into your home electrical panel or rooftop system. Discuss the intended AC connection separately, including local supply and installation requirements, rather than assuming that equipment used on another island answers those questions.
Trace the freight journey before ordering
Ask about shipping availability, the receiving port or address, customs responsibility, charges and the final trip to your property. Mention any onward ferry or freight arrangement you expect to use. Request the proposed delivery terms in writing. The quote must resolve these questions; neither customs clearance nor an arrival date is promised by this page.