This research examines the effect of perceived usefulness, ease of use, enjoyment, trust and social influence on intention to use with the mediating role of consumer attitude. The research is descriptive and survey in terms of practical purpose and in terms of how to collect information. Research data has been collected through five-choice Likert questions included in the research questionnaire. In this research, in order to analyze the data obtained from the questionnaire, according to the statistical needs, SPSS.V24 statistical software and pls.V3 structural equation software were used in the form of descriptive and inferential statistics in the form of linear and multiple regression. The research population includes the number of solar household electricity customers in Yazd, which is 730 people. In order to calculate the required sample size for the research using Cochran's formula, 384 people have been obtained at a confidence level of 5%. The study sample was collected by available methods. The results of the research showed that the variables of the research results show that the variable of perceived usefulness on the intention to use solar household electricity with the mediating role of the attitude of the customers (0.203), ease of use on the intention to use Household solar electricity customers with the mediating role of customers' attitudes (0.228), enjoyment of the customers' intention to use household solar electricity with the mediating role of customers' attitudes (0.114), trust in the customers' intention to use household solar electricity with the mediating role of customers' attitudes (0.117) Social influence on customers' intention to use household solar electricity with the mediating role of customers' attitude (0.303), customers' attitude on customers' intention to use household solar electricity (0.190), perceived usefulness on customers' intention to use household solar electricity (0.136), ease of use On customers' intention to use household solar electricity (0.107), enjoyment on customers' intention to use household solar electricity (0.271), trust on customers' intention to use household solar electricity (0.364), social influence on customers' intention to use (0.132) Household solar electricity has a significant impact.