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- Q: please no dumb answers and list where you got the info.Also how much does it cost to install solar panels for a regular sized house?
- Short version is that the sunlight knocks electrons loose from a semiconductor panel, and those loose electrons generate an electrical current. The solar panels have lots of cells arranged in series parallel to get to a higher voltage (usually 2 or 24 volts) and current. This is sent to charge batteries under the control of a charge controller. The voltage from the batteries is sent to an inverter that converts the 2/24 volts to 20/240 VAC for household usage. .
- Q: i have a 2v 2a solar panel that i want to use to charge a 2v battery .Have found out that i need a charge controller so i don't over charge the battery.I have found a cheep one its 2v but 7a will it still work ?All-so im planing on running a 2v water pump off the battery with a timer,its for watering my garden.Will the timer have to be 2v as well ?any help on this would be greatly appreciated thanks .
- The charger will accept whatever current is necessary from the solar panel up to 7A. It's not like the solar panel will force 2amps into the charger/battery -- the charger will control the current going to the battery. I question whether or not the 2V panel will actually charge the battery, though, because in order to charge a standard lead-acid 2V battery you need to have about 4.5 volts applied to the terminals. Perhaps the charger has a boost circuit -- I don't know without looking at it or knowing the brand/model number, etc. The timer must be 2VDC, but, if you only have a timer that is rated for 20VAC, you can buy a small inverter that will take 2V and supply the necessary 20VAC. An inverter rated for 20 to 50 Watts should be sufficient. These usually cost under US$25. .
- Q: I want to buy a solar panel kit to run my central AC unit. it is a 3 ton unit. Can I do this? The electric rates in the Chicago area are skyrocketing and I can't keep paying 350 dollar electric bills during the spring and summer months
- It sounds like saving money is your chief goal. If your house is not already super-insulated, that should be the first target. Super-insulation, radiant barriers, double-pane windows, white roof, weatherstripping, attic fan. Number two would be conservation. Can you turn the A/C up to 80? I visited a place in Wyoming when it was 0 outside, and 80 felt very pleasant. Third, efficiency. Have you considered a ground-sourced heat pump? Deep down below your house the water table may be colder than 40 degrees F, and can provide good cooling. After all that, you can look into solar electric, which may or may not be a good deal in your area. The type of solar electric that is most cost efficient is the kind that connects right to the house wiring and works alongside the normal electric company. You can talk with a local installer and get a free financial analysis. Then you can look at it and see if the installer is on the level, or trying to play accounting tricks with unreasonable assumptions. Solar makes sense in most parts of California, but Illinois is not known as a big solar area. The kits you have have seen were probably for standalone solar, generally an expensive proposition for the amount of power you get. Put another way, either it will be low power, or it will be very expensive.
- Q: Can solar panels be installed on bus stops or shelters?
- Yes, solar panels can be installed on bus stops or shelters.
- Q: If my school was to purchase enough solar panels to run the school off only their power, how much might that cost? (I have a really small school, only 384 kids.)Just general prices of solar panels and how much electricity they yield would be fine too.
- Solar panels typically cost in the range of 8 to 0 dollars per kilowatt of power they are capable of providing. That same kilowatt of power costs in the range of 8 to 0 cents normally. This is the reason solar is not all that viable, without government incentives. The person who responded You're looking at $0,000 to $40,000... is so far off the real answer as to not even be funny. I suspect a solar pv system for a school would start in the $400,000 to $500,000 range. Many areas though have incentives, which will reduce the actual out of pocket costs (but not to $0k).
- Q: Can solar panels be used to power streetlights or outdoor lighting?
- Yes, solar panels can be used to power streetlights or outdoor lighting. Solar-powered streetlights or outdoor lighting systems consist of solar panels that capture sunlight and convert it into electricity, which is stored in batteries. This stored energy is then used to power the streetlights or outdoor lighting during the night or when there is insufficient sunlight. Solar-powered streetlights offer a sustainable and cost-effective solution for outdoor lighting, reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.
- Q: Can solar panels be used in remote areas without access to the grid?
- Yes, solar panels can be used in remote areas without access to the grid. Solar panels generate electricity by capturing sunlight and converting it into usable energy. This renewable energy source is particularly useful in off-grid locations as it provides a sustainable and independent power supply. With advancements in solar technology and the availability of battery storage systems, solar panels can effectively meet the energy needs of remote areas, even during nighttime or periods of low sunlight. This makes solar panels an ideal solution for powering homes, businesses, and infrastructure in remote locations without grid connectivity.
- Q: I need a list of worldwide solar panel manufactures from china, US, Spain, Germany, Japan etc...Can any one direct ne to such place?I rather it will also contain comparison of parameters like efficiacy, quality etc and to be divedied by country of manufacturing.Thank you
- Actually Ofir, it is much easier and less expensive than you might believe. What you need is a magazine, like, Solar Today. There is only one that I am familiar with that gets into the nuts and bolts of solar panel manufacturers, installation, and other types of renewable energy. It's called, Home Power Magazine. We have a home that has been powered by the wind and sun for the last 0 years or so, and most of our initial information came from Home Power, and afterward, from many of the sources that they have in their articles. Every few issures, they take an item connected to renewable energy, such as an inverter, wind turbine, water turbine, or solar panel, and list all the different models that are available. They are broken down by manufacturer, and include specifications like power output, range of voltages, efficiency, materials, and even where they are manufactured. If you subscribe online for one year, the cost is around $25 USD, you will have access to all the previous issues that are archived on their website. You can use their search engine to locate an article listing all the solar panels, they did one a year or so ago with all the information you are looking for. Despite what you might be hearing, solar power usage is growing at an incredible rate. In the US alone, there are over 00,000 homes and businesses operating some level of solar power right now, that's good news. As far as different countries using different requirements, most all of the manufacturers today are selling their products to most countries worldwide, they are designed to meet requirements for almost anyplace you might use them. Check the magazine out today, you might learn more than you were originally looking for. I will include their link below, and some other good sources for information. You can google any one of them to find their website. Good luck, and take care...Rudydoo
- Q: i've heard environmentalists like ed begley jr use the phrase quot;peak shaving hourswhen talking about solar energy.what does that phrase mean, please?thank you to all who respond.
- From a power company's perspective, it costs more to supply electricity during hours when electricity use is high. The times of day when power use is the highest are called peak hours. Historically power companies would sometimes charge large power users a higher rate during peak hours to encourage them to shift their electricity use to other times of the days. With the development of smart power meters and smart grid technology, it's now possible to offer the same incentive to individual home owners. so i'm wanting to eventually get solar panels.? If you live in an area where the electric rate varies depending on the time of day, then peak shaving improves your payback/return of investment on grid tied solar panels. Particularly in areas with high air conditioner usage, the peak hours generally correspond to the times when solar panels generate the maximum power. Look at it like this: Suppose your power company charges you $0.5/kWH during off peak hours and $0.30/kWH during peak hours. Because the solar panels generate the most power when the cost of electricity is the highest, it is easier to justify the cost of installing the panels because you are avoiding buying electricity at the highest rate. If your power company just bills you at a flat rate at all times, then it becomes more difficult to justify the cost of installing the panels and associated equipment..
- Q: Are solar panels noisy?
- No, solar panels are not noisy. They operate silently as they convert sunlight into electricity without any moving parts.
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