Solar Panels

A solar panel can both save your electricity bill and let you become electricity independent. The electricity bill will be controllable with solar system installed at home and no more depend on the government grid too much. Solar power not just for hippies anymore. 

First, a solar panel will absorb the sunlight and change it into electricity. Second, the electricity will transport through cables and be a usable voltage bypassing controller. Then, a battery will store all the electricity the solar panel produces. Last, an inverter will turn the DC electricity into AC electricity. After that, you can depend on the power to connect and run your appliances.

Step 1: Measure and calculate the usable area of an RV roof; Step 2: Install Solar Panels on the roof; Step 3: Connect components in proper order and run the Wiring Step 4: Connect Charge Controller; Step 5: Install Inverter (Optional).

200W solar panel is very suited for small appliances. For example, laptops, RV refrigerators, lights or LED.

The solar using amount depends on your daily electricity need, you should calculate the daily appliance consuming power at first. For example, if your daily electricity need is 1000Wh, then you should make sure your solar system can reach the 1000Wh output. The output of a solar panel relies on weather conditions. If the sunlight in your area is good, the average light time per day is 6 hours and the light conversion rate is 80% (referring to the light intensity in the area, the better the light, the higher the light conversion rate), then you need The solar panel system is 1000wh/6/80%=208w.

The solar system consists of Solar panels, a controller, a battery, and an inverter. Your cost is based on your electricity need. For example in the 400W solar system. 500 bucks for the 400W solar panel, 150 bucks for the MPPT solar, a 12V/100 ah battery for about 500 bucks, and the 200 bucks for 1000W, and maybe some extra mount tilt or connect cables for about 150 bucks. 1500 bucks in total.

 Solar energy is green energy, sustainable energy, with zero carbon dioxide emissions, and there is no product like cinder after burning coal. Some households can also be self-sufficient, and the cost is not as expensive as other thermal power supply implementations.

Typically, a solar panel can last at least 25-30 years. It usually won't be damaged from inside but from outside—for example, inappropriate use or bad weather. Although the solar panel has a 0.5 - 1% loss rate per year, it will still work.

At home Normally, a roof is a perfect place to install your solar panel. But some areas don't have enough light conditions. Instead, you can find land and adjust the best angle with the mount rack. A solar panel can be the main electricity source and backup for power failure. Outdoor If you plan to carry a solar panel when going out, you can both put a rigid one on the RV roof or take a portable solar panel anywhere.

 Don't worry; your solar panels still work on a rainy day. However, the more sunlight is covered, the less electricity solar can produce. The good news is although the electricity is reduced, your solar panels can still durable and steady as usual. 

The sun doesn't work for the solar panel all day, and the peak efficiency of the solar panel is at noon. The net effect is roughly equivalent to an average of 6 hours of peak performance (12 hours per day) under cloudless conditions.