Keep the electricity record local
Use the statement for the Mexican property, not a comparison from your home country. Record municipality or city, billing provider, tariff, energy rate per kWh, currency and statement date. Add pump power and its operating schedule. If a caretaker holds those records, ask them to supply the relevant entries rather than estimating from memory.
Describe the property across seasons
Tell us whether the pool sits near the coast, inland or at elevation, and what rain and shade look like where panels might go. Explain how occupancy changes during the year. Photographs of the equipment area and proposed panel location help identify questions about access, mounting and exposure for the local person handling installation.
Review power and equipment together
Send the motor label and ask which local supply characteristics must be confirmed before choosing a configuration. SunRay offers solar-first circulation with AC compatibility when needed. Dedicated panels do not tie into the home electrical panel or rooftop system; the proposed AC connection and any site requirements still require their own review.
Agree the import and delivery responsibilities
Provide the Mexican state, postcode and receiving address. Ask who arranges cross-border shipping, handles customs, pays each charge and completes the final delivery. Name the person able to receive the equipment. Availability, import arrangements and timing must be resolved in the written quote before you book installation or plan travel around an arrival.