Grid-Tie Solar Kit 1050 Watt
This Grid-Tie Solar Panel features:
-175W High Efficiency solar modules
-Field tested mounting hardware
-Low, low price per watt
-Easy Installation
-Clean, efficient energy
-Start saving money on your next electric bill
-1050 watt (1 kw) PV array
-Environment friendly
The 1050 Watt Grid-Tie Solar Kit from Silicon Solar Inc is a perfect starter system for those looking to offset their energy needs and save money everyday as they rely less and less on their local utility grid for their electrical needs. The 1050 watt includes most major components needed to begin installation immediately, including solar panels, inverter, mounting hardware, wiring, and documentation and installation instructions. With 4 hours of Solar Isolation a day (average) the 12.8kw ISS-GT will provide roughly 126kwh/month.
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3:24 pm on September 14th, 2009
What is the cheapest way to get a solar grid for my house.
1:58 am on March 1st, 2011
what is the largest wattage that a 3ft by 6ft solar panel can take in per hour, the reason I ask is I am equipting a 49ft expanded bus, turned into a motorhome that I am going to be living in fulltime, we don`t get alot of sun up here in central British Columbia Canada, and I want to have a 7+ day or more stored reserve in solar batteries.
11:52 am on March 8th, 2011
You could probably get in the neighborhood of 250 watts for a panel that size. This is enough to power small appliances such as a computer, radio, or a fan or small heater, but not enough to power a refrigerator. For comparison, it’s about the energy to power 4 lightbulbs continuously. Of course, your panel only provides power when the sun is out and shining directly on it, so even more important than the hourly capacity of the panel is the storage potential of your battery array. You will need at least 3 high-quality deep cycle batteries to maintain the constant availability of power.
Our 64 watt panel generally provides for all of our needs with 2 batteries connected.
Real Goods offers a 224 watt Sharp solar panel about the size you described. Click the image or follow this link for more information on this and other photovoltaic systems.