26
July
2010
Portable solar panel Kit is probably any household’s dream - saying goodbye to these irritating and expensive electric-bills. Many people find it hard to believe but this technique can easily operate refrigerators, w. machines, and other popular home-appliances. Read this short report if you want to find out more about how it works.
Quick overview
The ’secret’ behind this unique Portable Solar Panel Kit is about getting one of these special guides that walk you through each and every step on how to easily make Solar-Panels. It is important then to choose the right guide; make sure it uses simple english without being too much ‘techi’, also, does it offer video tutorials, illustrations, and tech support? Anyway, here are some key-advantages and tips that can help you to know a little more about this topic.
What is in it for us?
By now we clearly notice how it brings several key-benefits:
* It is now amazingly affordable like never before.
* Leaves us almost unaffected by any possible energy crisis.
* Made of simple parts/tools found at any local hardware store.
* It is portable and you can take it with you (camping for example).
* Excellent backup to your conventional elec. sys. in case of power failure.
Quick tip
Never wire the power that you produce into the AC breaker-panel by yourself! It is illegal and very dangerous, call a qualified electrician in order to do that.
On the bottom line
If we want to summarize the following article we can clearly say that Portable Solar Panel Kit easily enables us to ‘erase’ our elec. expenses from our monthly budget. One thing is clear - there are many other advantages provided by this remarkable ‘machine’, simply because it offers so many important opportunities. Now that we understand how it works the best tip would be to evaluate it in order for you to enjoy the benefits that it offers.
Jason Gilford
http://www.articlesbase.com/diy-articles/portable-solar-panel-kit–dont-miss-this-out-721852.html
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24
July
2010
If you are seeking for a quick and easy way that’ll cut down your expensive electricity-bills, no doubt that “Wholesale solar panel Equipment” System can help you get there. Very quickly you’ll find out that this technique can be implemented quite easily by any novice user. By reading this quick article you’ll be able to hear more about how this technology can help you to significantly cut your expenses.
Short background
What is this “Wholesale Solar Panel Equipment” System all about? Well, it is about reading one of these easy-to-use guides that walks you through the steps of assembling Solar-Cells which are the most essential component. The most recommended guides are those that are written for the average user; make sure it provides clear information including videos, diagrams, and support. This way or another, here are few key-benefits and & quick advices that can help you out.
Quick advantages
Let’s quickly examine some of the top benefits provided by this unique solution:
* Increases the value of your home by thousands.
* Saves hundreds month-after-month.
* Can produce 1000 Watts +.
* Provides an unlimited energy-source.
* Knowing that we are doing our part to conserve the planet.
Quick advice
Use high quality materials - you want your unit to hold for many years ahead, don’t try to save a few dollars here and there and after a few months watch how everything falls apart.
On the bottom line
Using such powerful “Wholesale Solar Panel Equipment” System opens up an outstanding opportunity for any of us to ‘cut’ our elec. expenses once and for all. If we go a little further, it wouldn’t be that hard to discover other great benefits provided by this remarkable ‘machine’, simply because we no longer need to rely on others to supply these needs. It is advised to test it so you could truly experience the various opportunities that it brings.
Jason Gilford
http://www.articlesbase.com/diy-articles/quotwholesale-solar-panel-equipmentquot-system–amazing-invention-724820.html
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21
July
2010
You probably already know how irritating can expensive electricity-bills be, well, finally it doesn’t have to be that way - Diy solar panel System can amazingly cut most of that cost for you. The first impression may not reveal that, but this technique provides quick results almost instantly. Read the following article to discover more and understand how it can help you.
Getting some basics
Your first step with this Diy Solar Panel System is following one of these user-friendly guides that explain in details how to assemble Solar-Cells at home. Just like everything else in life, some guides deliver and some other don’t; check whether it offers the following: clear information, detailed diagrams, video tutorials, and technical support. In any case, here are just a few advantage & advices to help you better understand this topic.
Main advantages
Let’s quickly see what is in it for us:
* No need to remember to switch off the lights each time we leave the room.
* Saves hundreds month-after-month.
* Helps our nation on becoming less dependent on external oil suppliers.
* Leaves us almost unaffected by any possible energy crisis.
* Powers up basically any appliance at home: fridge, washing machine, computer, TVs, lights and more.
Tip to go
In many states you can sell your unused energy, give it a quick search on the Web to verify that you can benefit from that.
Summary
Using such powerful Diy Solar Panel System is probably the easiest and most effective way to ‘cut’ one of the most irritating household expenses. It would be quite easy to find other pluses provided by this one-of-a-kind idea, simply because it is innovative. Now is the time to take action - it is recommended to use it so you could explore the various advantages that it provides.
Jason Gilford
http://www.articlesbase.com/diy-articles/diy-solar-panel-system–want-to-be-amazed-715411.html
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20
July
2010
Are there any professionals whom I can approach for this in Kerala, India?
Based on Canadian dollars, it is estimated at $28,000, according to the Home Depot installation estimate. And given these numbers, it will take about 15 years until you actually start `making` money. See the website attached for a basic calculation that you can use to help estimate the breakdown of costs and when solar panels become profitable.
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19
July
2010
I would like to offset my air conditioning bills by purchasing a solar panel setup. I guess the questions that need answered are these:
How much power does a central air unit use? 220 Volts / 8 Amps Sound about right?
How large of a solar array will I need to power this non-stop during peak daylight/sunlight hours?
If your state offers "New Metering" look into installing a grid-tie system. You won’t need to rely on batteries storing the energy your panels produce and if you produce more energy than you consume one month the utility company will actually credit your account for that surplus. I would recommend Global Solar Center as a good starting point (http://www.globalsolarcenter.com/). They will provide you with a free solar quote and inform you of all the incentives you’ll be eligible for, your estimated annual savings, payback period etc… They’ll provide you with all the info you’ll need to make a smart decision. Whether or not the system powers your entire central units consumption, at the end of the day you will be saving on your monthly utility bill. Your location will be a major factor as far as feasibility goes but you should definitely start by visiting that site.
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18
July
2010
No doubt that “How To: Solar Panel House” System gains amazing popularity these days among many households, simply because what it offers is revolutionary and can instantly cut your expenses. Quite amazingly, this technique makes it possible for almost anyone - novice/professional to get it to work in just a few days. Read the following article to learn more about this special technology.
Short overview
The ’secret’ behind this unique “How To: solar panel House” System is about getting one of these special guides that walk you through each and every step on how to easily make Solar-Panels. It is highly important to work with a professional guide; verify that it provides the following: clear illustrations, photos, diagrams, videos, and technical support. This way or another, here are few key-benefits and & quick advices that can help you to know a little more about this topic.
Benefits
There are several important advantages provided by this solution:
* No more power-interruptions.
* Extremely easy to be implemented by almost anyone.
* Powers up basically any appliance at home: fridge, washing machine, computer, TVs, lights and more.
* Increases the value of your home by thousands.
* Cuts down on the usage of non-renewable enr. resources.
Quick tip
Always prefer to place the unit on a roof or on other high and isolated area for maximum sunlight exposure of course, but also in order to keep it safe and secure.
Conclusions
If we want to summarize the following article we can clearly say that “How To: Solar Panel House” System easily enables us to ‘erase’ our elec. expenses from our monthly budget. There are so many other benefits provided by this special invention, simply because it offers so many important opportunities. Now that we understand how it works the best tip would be to evaluate it in order to explore and see how it’ll affect your monthly/annual budget.
Jason Gilford
http://www.articlesbase.com/diy-articles/quothow-to-solar-panel-housequot-system–it-really-works-718833.html
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18
July
2010
So we will be moving to a home out in CA, the desert part where its usually 100* Degrees. So we definitly want to get solar panels to reduce energy costs considering we will have AC all day and heating in winter. But we only to plan to live there about 2- 3years. Can you move solar panels to another house?
Sure you can! They don’t have to be mounted to the house, that is where they are usually put to take up less space and not be shaded by buildings, but if you have a large property, they can be mounted on stands. Alternately, I am sure they can mount them on the roof in a way that minimizes the damage and can easily be removed and the roof repaired.
I think the system is a great investment and the cost of moving them can be minimal, depending if you can haul them yourself. Anyways, I just wanted to include a link to some more info on solar panels http://homepower.com/basics/solar/
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16
July
2010
I’m curious what the average household spends to install solar panels in California. Also for those of you that have installed them, how much would you say you saved in the first year? The second?
Thank you for your time answering this.
Solar systems can be a "Hefty" investment. But there’s a great return. If you were to install a system the federal government will give you 30% of what you spent. Many utility companies will often give you an incentive/rebate.
And last of all, your electricity bill will be much less then you are spending now. You could even receive a credit on your bill each month if you produce more energy with your panels then you use. You can read more about it on the Sungate Energy Solutions website and blog:
http://thesungate.com/blog/?p=49
http://thesungate.com/sungate_products/howsolarworks.cfm
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15
July
2010
I built a shed out back and I would like to install a solar panel to power a small light inside and outside of the shed. Or maybe just the inside. Does anyone have any advice and suggestions?
I’m confused now
Well, i plan on just using it when i go out to the shed and need a little light on to see inside at night.
Wow, so many great answers!
You want to use as little power as possible, so do not use a regular incandescent light bulb. Most of their electricity is used for heat, not light. Use a CFL (twirly bulb) or LED bulb. You can get them in DC power, so you don’t need to convert the DC power (like a battery) to AC power (like what you plug into your wall outlet). They are more expensive, but will save you a lot of money in the long run.
How many hours a day would the light be on? Let’s do the math with 1 hour, you can multiply it by how ever many hours you need it.
15 watts x 1 hour = 15watt hours (wh). (If it’s 2 hours, that’s 30wh) Take that number and put it in a solar calculator like http://www.altestore.com/store/calculators/off_grid_calculator/. It asks how many days you want to store in case you have no sun, how cold it gets there, and how many volts. That will tell you how big of a battery. 2 days, really cold, 12V, you’ll need a 10ah battery, that’s really small.
Then it will ask where are you, to decide what size solar panel you need. Here in Boston, I need a 5W panel.
To make sure the battery doesn’t get over charged, you should use a charge controller.
15W DC CFL Light bulb (equal to 100W incandescent) - http://www.altestore.com/store/Lighting-Fans/Compact-Fluorescent/Compact-Fluorescent-Dc/Phocos-CL1215W-12V-15-W-Warm-CFL-Lamp/p1007/
6W 12V panel - http://www.altestore.com/store/Solar-Panels/1-to-50-Watt-Solar-Panels/Sunwize-SC6-12V-6-Watt-12-Volt-SolCharger/p4218/
12V 12ah battery - http://www.altestore.com/store/Deep-Cycle-Batteries/Batteries-Sealed-Agm/Universal-UB12120-12V-12AH-20HR-Sealed-AGM/p1996/
4.5A 12V charge controller - http://www.altestore.com/store/Charge-Controllers/Solar-Charge-Controllers/PWM-Type-Solar-Charge-Controllers/Morningstar-Charge-Controllers-PWM/Morningstar-Sunguard-45A-12V-Pwm-Charge-Cntrlr/p793/
Or buy one already made with solar, lights, and batteries built in - http://www.altestore.com/store/Lighting-Fans/Outdoor-Lighting/Sunwize-Solar-Outbuilding-Light-System-10-Watt/p4644/
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14
July
2010
I have made Contact with Origin and Nu Energy about there home sol-or power systems and i need Other people’s information on Other suppliers out there as i am looking at installing it to my house. So far they don’t meet with housing commissions requirements. So far you must own your home.
buy a house
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