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FAQ

Solar panels can potentially affect roof warranties depending on the specific terms and conditions set by the manufacturer or installer. It is advisable to consult with the manufacturer or installer and review the warranty documents to understand any potential impact on the roof warranty when installing solar panels.

To determine the size of the solar panel system you need, you should consider your average electricity consumption, your location's solar potential, and the available roof or ground space for installation. Start by analyzing your energy bills to understand your average monthly and annual electricity usage. Then, consider the solar irradiation levels in your area, which can be found through online tools or consulting a solar professional. Additionally, assess the available area for installation, as larger systems require more space. Finally, consult with a solar installer or use online calculators to determine the appropriate system size that can meet your energy needs.

im trying to run my house with with solar panels, is it possible? if so please let me know how....i have a 6000 w inverter

There are a variety of factors that come into play in order for you to calculate the answer. Additionally, there are a number of variables that can make the answer change over time. The number of solar panels you need to install to power your home will depend upon your electric power demands, the weather in your area, the angle of your roof, shade issues from nearby trees or buildings and the size of the cells. All of these factors are important and must be built into your calculations so that you can create the best solution for your home and your future needs.

i am looking for solar panels and wind mill to put around our house and i was wondering were to find them

Your best bet would be to go down to a place that has magazines and look through their solar magazines, like Solar Today and Home Power. In these you'll will find many places online where you can buy solar and wind power products. They also have good reviews so that you can be an informed consumer and don't end up buying poor quality products. I've seen performance reviews on a variety of models.

Solar panels can have a positive impact on a property's community image by showcasing a commitment to sustainability and renewable energy. They demonstrate that the property owner is environmentally conscious and proactive in reducing their carbon footprint. This can enhance the property's reputation, attract environmentally conscious residents or customers, and potentially inspire others in the community to consider adopting solar energy as well.

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. .

I've found something called maximum system voltage 000v on my 0 w panel nameplate. Its impossible for 0w to have 000v, right?

System voltage is the total across the full chain of panels, when using multiple panels in series. It's what the insulation on the panel is rated to stand, to earth/ground, without breaking down. A device could have an output rating of V and still a 000V insulation rating. eg. if your 0W panel had an open-circuit voltage of 25V, the insulation is rated to stand up to 40 panels connected in series. (40 x 25 = 000V). And actually a 0W power source could be rated at 000V, if it's current rating was only 0 milliamps. (Though extremely impractical for a solar panel unit).

how would you build a solar panel

As a sandwich. Glass Space /4 inch Glass Space with copper radiator painted flat black. Box made of wood. with the inside painted black. Insulate the back side. Use water with RV antifreese. Circulate water through with a small pump. Face it toward the sun. Thermal water solar Panel.