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How much would it cost to install solar power to a 1400 sq ft. home in rural colorado? | A Beginner's Guide To Solar Panels
30
September
2009

How much would it cost to install solar power to a 1400 sq ft. home in rural colorado?

Found a piece of really cheap land (a little over 1K/acre) and just wondering the cost it would be to have solar electricity there - no electricity yet in the area b/c it is very rural and about 20 minutes from town.
thank you so much!! :O)
Hey, no thank you! Those websites are not solar related — they’re about appliance repair. Come on people!

It depends on how much electricity you plan to
use, and how many days storage capacity you’ll
require. - Those winters can be fierce.
(If you plan to use electric cooking, heat, or A.C. -
forget it).
You’ll need:
*solar panels to gather a days worth of power in about
4 hours.
*A charger/inverter unit of the proper size for the load.
* Batteries with storage capacity for two days of the load.

Experience has shown that the system will cost
about what you’d pay for 15 - 20 Yr.s worth of utility power.



2 comments

  1. midwest:

    25 k
    References :
    http://www.appliancemidwest.com
    http://www.fixmyviking.com
    http://www.lasubzero.com

  2. Irv S:

    It depends on how much electricity you plan to
    use, and how many days storage capacity you’ll
    require. - Those winters can be fierce.
    (If you plan to use electric cooking, heat, or A.C. -
    forget it).
    You’ll need:
    *Solar panels to gather a days worth of power in about
    4 hours.
    *A charger/inverter unit of the proper size for the load.
    * Batteries with storage capacity for two days of the load.

    Experience has shown that the system will cost
    about what you’d pay for 15 - 20 Yr.s worth of utility power.
    References :



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