The below are few question and answers which may solve your basic queries related to Solar Panel:
Will Solar Panel Work on my house?
Yes, Solar Panel works best with strong, durable, roofing materials, such as composite of asphalt shingle, concrete tile or standing seam metal. Solar Panel can be installed at the roofing material such as wood shake, and slate tile, or for roofs made of clay with mortar or composite metal, stone coated steel. For the same you need a best solar panel professionals who are having years of experience installing solar panels on those types of roofs. Grace Renewable Energy Limited is flourished with the team of experienced professionals uses the best quality hardware that is designed to work with most roof types and is visually attractive.
Will Solar Panel Work in Winter?
Yes, the installed solar panels work in winter. Solar panels continue to work well in the winter as long as they don’t stay covered in snow. Even in below-freezing weather, solar panels turn sunlight into electricity. That's because solar panels absorb energy from our sun's abundant light, not the sun's heat. In fact, cold climates are actually optimal for solar panel efficiency. So long as sunlight is hitting a solar panel, it will generate electricity.
Will Solar Panel save me money?
Yes, Savings on monthly electricity bills. Solar panels and solar panel systems will save you money and bring a return on your investment in no time. That means installing a solar panel system that can cover 100% of your needs would result in over 100% in potential savings every month.
Will Solar Panel get me cheaper?
The price of solar equipment has dropped by 89% since 2010. The price of solar panels, inverters, and lithium batteries has gotten cheaper over the past 10 years. Prices are expected to continue to drop - in fact, solar is projected to steadily decline in price through the year 2050. The panels keep getting cheaper as technology improves.
Will Solar Panel work with broken glass?
Yes, the solar panel works fine and could be used as it is with tempered glasses that are broken or damaged. But if the glass of the solar panel is broken it will cause a problem that solar cells are no more protected from moisture.
Can the Solar Panel be used without battery?
Yes, you can use the Solar Panel without battery. There are advantages of having a solar battery backup in certain situations, but it's not necessary for every person. It is possible to use solar panels without battery, people who rely half on net-metering and half on battery.
Can the Solar Panel run the refrigerator?
Yes, the Refrigerator can be operated with the help of Solar Panel, for the same the solar panels have to be connected to a battery and inverter to provide power to you fridge. The solar panels will charge the battery and keep it ready to supply power to your fridge. The average refrigerator takes about three or four average solar panels to run.
Can the Solar Panel Inverters catch fire?
Yes, the installed Solar Panel Inverter can catch fire. Solar panels pose an extremely low fire hazard. When the DC/AC inverters are defect or not installed properly or incorrectly. The possible but rare, hazard is the voltage fluctuations created when overload electricity created by the solar panels is sent to the National Grid.
What Solar Panel do I need?
To determine how many solar panels you’ll need is so simple. One solar panel produces about 1.24kWh per day. Our estimation on an approximate require between 20 and 25 solar panels to cover 100 percent of its electricity usage. Further you can even calculate yourselves how many solar panels you need by multiplying your household's hourly energy requirement by the peak sunlight hours for your area and dividing that by a panel's wattage.
Why Solar Panel is Expensive?
They are most expensive because of their quality of occupying less space, high power output and long durability. In India, monocrystalline solar panels are available in a panel efficiency range of 17%, 18% and 19%. Solar panels are expensive because they use large amounts of high-purity silicon, and they require qualified installers. While manufacturing solar panels the technique used cerium oxide to increase the UV absorbing properties of glass modules. The cells are expensive to produce because it takes a great deal of energy to purify the silicon.
