Question:
looking at building my own solar power system?
mikhail_white
2009-06-20 08:39:07 UTC
hi guys i am looking at putting solar on at my place seen some inverters that have battery chargers in them i am looking at a chinese model inverter LPC-P made by kema electronics with 24 volt system with ex telstra batteries if i just hoook everything up to the inverter (eg batteries generator solar)does it do the rest thanks michael
Seven answers:
roderick_young
2009-06-22 15:58:26 UTC
In practice, it takes a lot of panels to replace the energy in batteries equivalent to what a house would draw in a day.



The vast majority of people that are connected to the grid stay connected to the grid when they get solar. They merely displace some of their power usage, instead of gonig stand-alone. Having batteries in a system means 50% more cost for the same size system, not to mention maintenance headaches.



If you want to see what we did: http://www.archive.org/details/DIY_self_installed_solar_photovoltaic_panels



And, a caution: http://www.nlcpr.com/Deceptions6.php
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2017-01-16 03:05:54 UTC
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anonymous
2016-11-01 09:31:19 UTC
A "small device" to grant 110v capability to run a window AC and incidentals is going to cost 1000's of greenbacks and require expert installation till you're very experienced in DIY initiatives. A greater effective purpose could be a photograph voltaic panel and sufficient battery storage to run some capability effectual LED lighting fixtures and a 12v fan for ventilation. Or make it even easier and installation a photograph voltaic powered mild with crucial battery and a separate fan that in simple terms runs while the solar is out. in case you're desperate to place in a bigger device, installation it on the main domicile the place you could maximize the use of the ensuing electricity.
Aleksandar T
2009-06-20 13:59:54 UTC
This DIY Guide will walk you through the step-by-step process of constructing 60 to 120 Watt Solar Panels for under $200. You can easily do it for less then $100 if you do a little extra work in collecting materials.



Everything is broken down into Easy to Follow Step-by-Step Instructions. I’ve been told by numerous people that the guide was able to take even the most difficult solar panel construction methods and distill it down to simple and easy steps that even complete beginners can easily follow.



There are 3 parts of the guide:



1) Introduction of Solar Energy



This provides you some basic information about solar energy, including how solar energy is produced, basic solar system layout, the solar panel system that you will create as well as detailed plans for creating your own solar energy. It also consists:



a) Step-by-Step Process of Creating Solar Energy

b) How to Find “Free” Solar Panels

c) How to maintain your solar panels



2) How to build a solar panel



This is a complete step-by-step explanation of how to build a solar panel from scratch. Everything from building the solar panel box to connecting solar cells is explained here with color pictures and detailed plans. It also consists:



a) Detailed Solar Plans

b)Materials required and where to get on the cheap

c) Step-by-Step Photos Showing You Exactly What To Do



3) Solar Energy Bundle – Several resources that help you along the way, includes:



a) how to hook up multiple solar panels

b) how to store your energy using multiple batteries at one time

c) basics of PV solar panel installation with this helpful guide that shows the process of obtaining city permits to installation of the solar panels to then hooking up to the electrical panel.

d)how to calculate how much money solar energy can save your household.

e) how much you qualify for USA Federal and State information on renewable energy tax incentives
car253
2009-06-20 09:41:11 UTC
Costco is selling an attiac fan that is solar powered. It cools down the attaic so the house stays cooler.
JOHNNIE B
2009-06-20 11:19:43 UTC
Enough soar power to do any thing is very expensive.
anonymous
2009-06-21 10:33:48 UTC
Hey ,



That's awsome, and very very possible.



If you want more easy info on that you may be interested on this, check it out



http://www.agua-luna.com/offgrid_guide.html


This content was originally posted on Y! Answers, a Q&A website that shut down in 2021.
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