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- Q: What is the warranty period for solar panels?
- The warranty period for solar panels typically ranges from 10 to 25 years, depending on the manufacturer and the type of panel.
- Q: Can solar panels be installed on a government building?
- Yes, solar panels can be installed on government buildings. Many government buildings have started adopting solar energy to reduce their reliance on traditional energy sources and to promote sustainability. The installation of solar panels on government buildings not only helps to decrease energy costs but also contributes to the overall effort of transitioning to cleaner and renewable energy sources.
- Q: Does a solar panel work under a full moon a tiny bit, or not at all? Likewise, if you used mirrors or lenses the concentrate sunlight, is there a maximum to how much a solar panel can handle?
- I believe solar panels gather enough energy from the sun in the daytime.I don't own one therefore I AM not a 00% sure unless it runs on batteries,generator or alternator.Who knows it just may plug up at night.
- 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: What is the difference between on-grid and off-grid solar systems?
- The main difference between on-grid and off-grid solar systems lies in their connection to the traditional electrical grid. On-grid solar systems are connected to the grid, allowing them to both generate and consume electricity from the grid when needed. They can also feed excess electricity back into the grid, earning credits or compensation through net metering. In contrast, off-grid solar systems are not connected to the grid and operate independently, relying solely on solar energy to generate and store electricity in batteries for use when the sun is not shining. Off-grid systems are typically used in remote areas where grid connection is not available or for those seeking complete energy independence.
- Q: Since plants have been populating this earth for the past 475 million years I think they have evolved to gain the most sun with their greenery. If scientists used heat sensors to find the hot spots of trees and trim all of the leaves that don't quot;providefor the plant, then maybe that trimmed tree could be used to become a solar quot;panelquot;. I believe that each individual leaf could be replaced by a small solar panel and the wood of the tree would be wiring that would root all of the solar panels to a generator.
- From the vantage point of a scientist and an engineer, you have a whole host of problems to overcome. The mass of solar cells cannot be supported by most leaves much less allow the leaves to turn toward the sun as they naturally do. The wood and other structures of a tree are terrible conductors and wouldn't serve as efficient power transmitters. There are issues of damaging the health of the tree by interrupting the process of photosynthesis in favor of solar energy collection, and many other issues. However, I can tell you that solar power does use several principals that you have observed in trees. For example, solar collectors are almost always oriented to face toward the sun. Many adjust with the time of day and seasons to be optimally oriented to collect the sun's rays. Much like leaves in many plants are not static but change position to optimize their angle to the sun. Also, many solar cells are now designed with a membrane structure which offer several advantages. So you see many of your observations have found their way into practical application in solar power production.
- Q: Can solar panels be used to power a drone?
- Yes, solar panels can be used to power a drone. By harnessing sunlight, the solar panels can convert the energy into electrical power that can be used to charge the drone's batteries or directly power its motors. This enables drones to have longer flight times and potentially operate in remote areas without the need for frequent battery replacements. However, the practicality and effectiveness of solar-powered drones may depend on factors such as the size and efficiency of the solar panels, weather conditions, and the power requirements of the drone.
- Q: Does San Francisco get enough sunshine to really make solar panels a viable option for creating a self-supporting home? Certainly a wind turbine would be a good source of energy, but what about solar panels? Does S.F. get enough sunshine to justify using solar panels? It's overcast a lot in the Bay Area, are there any solar panels better than others for a climate like this?
- I just saw an episode of Renovation nation on Planet green. They built a house is Washington State that ran on solar. It was still hooked to the grid but it was project to be a net 0 home. So if they can do it there you should be able to do it. I have also been looking at solar. Good Luck.
- Q: How could I find out what the amp output of a solar panel? Specifically, I want to know how many milliamps can the solar panel on a Casio fx-260 put out?
- You need full sunshine from the sun, or a lamp that will give a light spectrum similar to the sun, a volt meter, Milli-amp meter, and a variable resistor of 0 to 000 ohms. The voltmeter test leads go across the solar cell leads. The amp meter leads will be in series with the solar cell. Let's say, positive lead of the solar cell to the the positive lead of the amp meter, the negative lead of the amp meter to one terminal of the variable resistor, and the wiper terminal of the variable resistor to the negative lead of the solar cell. Slowly decrease the value of the resistor until the voltage from the solar cell just begins to drop. Take note of the amp meter reading. This is about the high end range of the solar cell. You might want to begin with a micro-amp meter for the current meter.
- Q: I have in mind a small solar panel that could be plugged into a wall socket. Do I need a converter or some kind of interference between the two power sources so there aren't any unpleasant explosions? I don't know much about this sort of thing so please be nice.
- You're quite right that the solar panel can't be directly connected. I sense that you want to start small, but unfortunately, it's hard enough to make a system with a dozen or more panels pay back. (It can, we have a system...) But with just one panel, maybe a small one, the economy of scale is gone. You need to buy a grid-tie inverter, which watt-for-watt will be more expensive than a regular size one, and for a small panel, the $$/watt value will be poor. There are some [illegal in most places] tiny grid-tie inverters that I see advertised on the web from time to time, with an ordinary plug that goes into the wall. Those are generally against electrical codes, and the danger is real. There is also a crop of micro-inverters being sold by companies such as Enphase. These are legitimate products, but will still be costly per watt, and ultimately, it will be hard to have a net savings over time with just one panel. Have you already taken the conservation steps like LED light bulbs, efficient appliances (especially refrigerator), insulation, and using a power strip to turn off loads that are not being used? That stuff isn't sexy, but saves money fast.
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