Solar Panels

peterfrank
peterfrank Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭
in Solar Product Reviews & Opinions #1
I have a question, that i was thinking to install the solar panels for my home . Can you suggest me the factors to be considered while installment of solar panels and what kind of solar panels are best for the same?
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  • Dave Angelini
    Dave Angelini Solar Expert Posts: 7,119 ✭✭✭✭✭✭
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    Quality !      Tier 1 solar panels are made by manufacturers that meet strict financial, operational, and bankability criteria set by BloombergNEF. While not a measure of physical quality, this designation indicates a stable, vertically integrated company capable of honoring its 25- to 30-year warranties. 

    The Store here can help you ! They are among the best out there !
    "we go where power lines don't" Sierra Nevada mountain area
       htps://offgridsolar1.com/
    E-mail offgridsolar@sti.net

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  • peterfrank
    peterfrank Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭
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    Dave Angelini said:
    Quality !      Tier 1 solar panels are made by manufacturers that meet strict financial, operational, and bankability criteria set by BloombergNEF. While not a measure of physical quality, this designation indicates a stable, vertically integrated company capable of honoring its 25- to 30-year warranties. 

    The Store here can help you ! They are among the best out there !
    I just saw EcoFlow NextGen 220W Bifacial Portable Solar Panel from off grid stores. it may be best for my home
    because it     Collect up to 25% more energy with a two-in-one bifacial design and IP68 rating protects against water and dust. 
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  • SumPower
    SumPower Registered Users Posts: 144 ✭✭✭
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     Let me see here, 5 year warranty on the Eco-Flow panel at the link. Portable panels have low life spans.

    Most Tier 1 panel manufacturers have a 25 year warranty!
    And bi-facial panels collecting up to 25% more is marketing language if you find it in print.
    The "up to" could end up being less, a lot less in practice.
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  • Dave Angelini
    Dave Angelini Solar Expert Posts: 7,119 ✭✭✭✭✭✭
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    I laugh when I see Bi facial panels lying on flat ground. Can't even see how nice they look on the back side. Even if they do get you a few more watts, they are really a work of art,
    "we go where power lines don't" Sierra Nevada mountain area
       htps://offgridsolar1.com/
    E-mail offgridsolar@sti.net

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  • littleharbor2
    littleharbor2 Solar Expert Posts: 2,197 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited June 24 #6
    Yes seeing bifacial panels up on a pergola are cool looking. I don't understand why so many people think solar panels are ugly. I've always thought they were pretty cool looking. I've got it quite the collection of old antique panels on my garage wall.

    2.1 Kw Suntech 175 mono, Classic 200, Trace SW 4024 ( 15 years old  but brand new out of sealed factory box Jan. 2015), Bogart Tri-metric,  460 Ah. 24 volt LiFePo4 battery bank. Plenty of Baja Sea of Cortez sunshine.

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