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Poly panel JAM6(L) 60 285W/PR

Q: What is the efficiency of modern solar panels?: The efficiency of modern solar panels varies, but on average, it ranges from 15% to 20%. Some high-end panels can achieve efficiencies of up to 25%. However, it's important to note that the efficiency of solar panels is constantly improving as technology advances.

Q: Why can't they put solar-panels on the blades and sides of the 300-500 foot tall turbines? Wouldn't this increase effeciency? Therefore, boosting pay-back time, profits, energy-output?: No. The solar panels would never be balanced. Those blades need to be very balanced. Additionally, how would the solar panels get the power from a rotating blade to the ground? It is better to have separate units. What we ought to be concerned with is having large solar panel farms. These are counter-productive to going green, as they still require long and harmful power transmission lines. Solar panels ought to be put on top of buildings which would be using that power. Any additional power not used could be added to the power grid. For those types of clean energy that are not practical on the roof might get space near the building, keeping the transmission lines as short as possible. Large farms ought to be owned by the nation, keeping the cost of the power to the customer as low as possible. Power companies rip off consumers with their price gouging. It is time to let the burden of making a few rich at the expense of the many end.

Q: Can solar panels be used for powering Wi-Fi networks?: Yes, solar panels can be used to power Wi-Fi networks. Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, which can then be used to power various devices, including Wi-Fi routers. This allows for the establishment of Wi-Fi networks in remote locations or areas with limited access to electricity grids. Additionally, solar-powered Wi-Fi networks are environmentally friendly and sustainable.

Q: who has solar panels on their home and are they worth it: Well I have some. I think it's a great investment. If you have the money it's totally worth it! If you notice on some street lamps there are solar panels. I am sure the town wouldn't waste there money it must be worth it. Schools are investing in it and lots of business. If I was you I would go for it. I was really happy with the company that did it for m- but they only service New York and New Jersey, not sure were you live. Enjoy saving money!

Q: I installed a 60watt solar panel on the top of my patio/pergola. This is wired to a charge controller then a battery in my basement. Do I need to run a ground from the solar panel? If so, whats the easiest way to do so? Is a wire attached to the aluminum frame then connected to a foot long rod into the ground enough?: Although okorder

Q: Can solar panels increase the value of my property?: Yes, solar panels can increase the value of your property. Studies have shown that properties equipped with solar panels have higher resale values compared to those without. Solar panels offer energy savings, environmental benefits, and potential tax incentives, making them an attractive feature for potential buyers. Additionally, as renewable energy becomes increasingly popular, properties with solar panels are likely to be in higher demand, further boosting their value.

Q: Dont/Cant work alone?when you buya asolar panel you mUST GET bATTERIES, voltage regulators and many else stuff?cant they just work directly? or can i use normal batteres like Car batteries?The one who Really knows 0 pts. thanks: You do not need batteries unless you want power at night, you don't need a regulator unless you'll be using your panels to power anything other then what the voltage of the panels is (ie 2v panel = 2v llight bulb) 3.You can use them directly or you can use car batteries (though deep cycle batteries are better).

Q: Can solar panels be installed on military bases or installations?: Yes, solar panels can be installed on military bases or installations. In fact, many military bases around the world have already incorporated solar energy as a part of their sustainability initiatives. Installing solar panels on military bases not only helps reduce their reliance on traditional energy sources but also enhances their energy security and resilience.

Q: how many solar panels in a grid tied system would it take to take see a difference in your power bill?: I just costed an 85W panel I found online as paying back in 30 years. And that's without the inverter. If you want to do it to save money, look on surplus sites for chipped cells and make your own panels. You can then get the pay back time down to about 5 years, even with the 9.60/kWh price here, which is lower than many places.

Q: I just connected my 5 Watt 2V solar panel directly to my 300 Watt 2 inverter. It worked for about 2 minutes then it popped (sparks, smoke etc)! What the hell did I do wrong? I thought the solar panel was 2 volts? Can someone with experience with these things help me out?: Those tiny inverters that plug into cigarette lighters are horrendously inefficient, as they assume you have the car's battery and alternator at their disposal. It's possible that the inverter itself needs 50 watts without even attaching a load at the output. Second, many 5-watt amorphous panels are too optimistically rated, and may only deliver 5 watts in the best sun. Given that, the inverter probably failed from undervoltage at the input. This is why there is always a battery connected. The idea is that the battery is charged over a long period of time by the panel, then discharged quickly by the inverter. The panel is probably fine. You can short the outputs, and generally nothing is harmed.

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