We'll explain how to install solar panels and estimate how long it could take for your home.  1. Selecting a solar energy installer  From one day to two weeks  Selecting a solar installation is your entire solar journey's first and most crucial stage. What firm you choose will affect not only the cost of your … Continue reading Pre-installation Processes You’d Go through for Your Solar Project →

Finding the right size of solar panels for your home is essential to make the most out of your solar project. In this blog, we'll see if you should go with big solar panels or skip them. Should you go with 500-watt solar panels? 144 half-cut monocrystalline cells are often used to create 500-watt solar … Continue reading Solar Panel Sizes for Your Home: The Bigger, The Better? →

Most people think the bigger the solar panels are, the better for their homes. This is different from 500-watt solar panels. Although they have a purpose, 500-watt solar panels are often inappropriate for house roofs. They are neither cost-effective nor practicable to install in most household solar scenarios because of their size and weight.  Solar … Continue reading Should You Switch to A 500-watt Solar Panel? →

Next-generation options for the expanding household solar market include sodium-ion batteries.  Although most are still in the prototype or demo release stages, sodium-ion batteries are available for purchase. Purchasing sodium ion batteries online is difficult and necessitates sending a formal request to the supplier.  On the other hand, a wide range of battery producers worldwide … Continue reading Truth about Sodium Ion Batteries →

Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries are now the best option for solar batteries since they are highly dependable and can be found in popular battery storage devices. Will lithium-ion batteries lose their dominance over sodium ion (Na-ion) batteries in the renewable energy storage market? Is sodium ion a long-term, workable solution for solar systems? Let's investigate.  Safety  … Continue reading Safety and Costing of Sodium Ion Batteries for Solar Use →

Batteries are becoming used in home solar setups. You'll need one if you wish to store energy for use during power outages and when the sun isn't shining. Your battery is the lifeline of your house if you have an off-grid installation.  However, many companies are turning to newer battery technologies for solar energy storage … Continue reading Using Sodium Ion Batteries for Residential Solar Projects →

Should you buy used solar panels to reduce upfront expenses for your solar installation after considering all of these things?  The quick response? Maybe. Purchasing used solar panels isn't bad if you know what to anticipate and how to handle used goods. These goods won't ever compare to solar panels that are fresh, but that's … Continue reading Secondhand vs Refurbished Solar Panels →

The number (and kind) of appliances you can operate depends on the battery's power.  Determining the required power output.  Today's solar batteries often provide 5 kW of continuous power, sufficient to operate a conventional refrigerator, clothes dryer, and electric hob simultaneously.  However, likely, those aren't the loads you want to be used in case of … Continue reading Understanding Peak Power Output for Your Solar Battery →

Since most warranties do not cover such harm, photovoltaic (PV) modules are harmed by hail. The extent of the coverage is restricted to particular situations or occurrences for solar warranties that include hail within the "environmental causes" category (which is uncommon).  The lesson here is that it is strongly advised to confirm if the warranty … Continue reading Solar Panel Insurance for Storms →

Knowing exactly what happens to solar panels when exposed to hail is essential for those who live in Texas, Colorado, Nebraska, or other regions where hail is a regular occurrence. You may use this information to guide your decision-making on the protective measures to take for your solar panels during these severe weather conditions.  Before … Continue reading Checking Your Solar Panels Before and After a Hail Storm →