http://www.icanpowermyhome.com/blog My Blog about Free Energy for Your Home Mon, 06 Sep 2010 00:32:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://www.icanpowermyhome.com/blog/?p=18&cpage=1#comment-7 @ Thu, 06 Aug 2009 15:11:06 +0000 http://www.icanpowermyhome.com/blog/?p=18#comment-7 The amount you get back (and yes if you put power back into the grid they will pay you) depends exactly how much you put back, either way, the power company will be paying you and some money is better than no money. Solar modules come in two distinct categories - crystalline silicon and amorphous silicon thin film. Both amorphous and crystalline technologies are commonly used in efficient grid connected and stand alone installations. Mono and poly crystalline modules usually have 36 solar cells in a 9 x 4 matrix connected in series to provide an output voltage suitable for battery charging. A typical module will provide a peak power output voltage of 17V and output current of 4.7A under optimum conditions, giving a rating of 80 Watts peak (Wp). Modules can be connected in series or parallel to form an array to provide higher voltage and current outputs as required. Crystalline solar modules are covered with tempered glass on top and a tough ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) material at the back. The glass and backing material protect the solar cells from moisture. The best way to find out is contacting environmental groups or even the power company themselves. Costs vary, and so this is an issue that is best left when you find the appropriate group. The amount you get back (and yes if you put power back into the grid they will pay you) depends exactly how much you put back, either way, the power company will be paying you and some money is better than no money.
Solar modules come in two distinct categories - crystalline silicon and amorphous silicon thin film. Both amorphous and crystalline technologies are commonly used in efficient grid connected and stand alone installations.
Mono and poly crystalline modules usually have 36 solar cells in a 9 x 4 matrix connected in series to provide an output voltage suitable for battery charging. A typical module will provide a peak power output voltage of 17V and output current of 4.7A under optimum conditions, giving a rating of 80 Watts peak (Wp). Modules can be connected in series or parallel to form an array to provide higher voltage and current outputs as required.
Crystalline solar modules are covered with tempered glass on top and a tough ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) material at
the back. The glass and backing material protect the solar cells from moisture.
The best way to find out is contacting environmental groups or even the power company themselves. Costs vary, and so this is an issue that is best left when you find the appropriate group.

]]> http://www.icanpowermyhome.com/blog/?p=13&cpage=1#comment-6 Tony S Wed, 05 Aug 2009 08:36:18 +0000 http://www.icanpowermyhome.com/blog/?p=13#comment-6 Based on just the necessities refrigerator washer dryer television lights I would say approxmetly $40,000 bare minimum unit this is sometimes tax defferred must check local State agency You might be able to finance the unit so can be less to pay then a electric bill Good Luck This is a Good Ideal for the long run if you plan to stay there for the next 15 years you will save no more electricity free and clear electrical bill some electrical company will buy electricity back from you if you have excess electricity Based on just the necessities refrigerator washer dryer television lights I would say approxmetly $40,000 bare minimum unit this is sometimes tax defferred must check local State agency You might be able to finance the unit so can be less to pay then a electric bill Good Luck
This is a Good Ideal for the long run if you plan to stay there for the next 15 years you will save no more electricity free and clear electrical bill some electrical company will buy electricity back from you if you have excess electricity

]]> http://www.icanpowermyhome.com/blog/?p=13&cpage=1#comment-5 Musa Wed, 05 Aug 2009 07:44:27 +0000 http://www.icanpowermyhome.com/blog/?p=13#comment-5 Compare prices for Home Solar Power. Become.com searches billions of web pages to find the most relevant information on home solar power, and allows you to compare... Compare prices for Home Solar Power. Become.com searches billions of web pages to find the most relevant information on home solar power, and allows you to compare…

]]> http://www.icanpowermyhome.com/blog/?p=13&cpage=1#comment-4 melaniec Wed, 05 Aug 2009 07:39:27 +0000 http://www.icanpowermyhome.com/blog/?p=13#comment-4 Go to canadiantire's web site and search solar panel. they range from $30 -- $1000 Go to canadiantire’s web site and search solar panel.
they range from $30 — $1000

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