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Should You Consider Solar UPS for Home?

The sun is the brightest source of light and heat that we know of. Apart from differentiating between day and night, solar power or energy harnessed from the sun is also becoming increasingly popular as a source of electricity. Electricity generated from solar energy can be used to power lights and appliances in homes, offices and commercial enterprises. In fact, in Kochi, the entire airport has been powered by solar energy. Here are some of the reasons why you should consider a solar UPS for Home. Reduced Electricity Bills The sun charges no fees to harness its energy. While there is an initial cost of installing solar panels, maintenance costs are negligible and the initial costs are soon offset by savings on your electricity bills. A grid tie system allows you to transfer the solar energy generated by your home UPS to the main power grid. This can be later used as credit against your electricity consumption. An off-grid system reduces your dependence on the main power grid and

1KW Solar Panel Price a Worthwhile Investment?

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Solar energy is an abundant, renewable source of energy. It may be used to light up homes and offices, run appliances and more while reducing our dependence on fossil fuels. Solar panels can be installed not only on a large scale but also on a small scale on the rooftops of houses and multistoried apartments. Solar panels may be easy to install and maintain but the initial investment in considerable. Thus, many people wonder whether a 1KW solar panel price is justified. Here’s everything you need to know about installing and running these inverters.  On-grid vs Off-grid vs Hybrid Inverters On-grid inverters harness solar power and transfer the energy to the main electrical grid. They cannot be used to power a home directly but the energy they produce and transfer to the power grid may act as credit against your future electricity bills. They cannot be used to run electrical appliances in the event of a power outage. These are often the cheapest types of solar inverters.

6 Reasons to Install Solar Panels for Home

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Solar energy is becoming an increasingly popular source of energy to power residential and commercial projects. Along with large solar power plants, solar panels can also be installed on the rooftops of individual houses. Here are 6 reasons why it is a good idea to install solar panels for home use. Save on Electricity Today, we’re dependent on electricity to run almost all our appliances. As the consumption of electricity in a house increases, so does the electricity bill. Using solar panels to generate electricity for your home can help significantly cut down these expenses. The power produced by solar inverters can be used to run appliances in the same way as electricity generated by burning fossil fuels. In the case of grid tie systems, while the electricity produced may not be used directly, it is transferred to the main power grid and used as credit against your electricity bills. Pollution Free Energy Generation Generating solar energy is one of the cleanest ways to

Types oF Inverters Made By Solar Panel Manufacture

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A solar power plant has many elements that work together to harness the sun’s energy and convert it into electricity. One of them is the inverter. Inverters are the part of the system that convert Direct Current electricity into Alternating Current electricity. Here are the different types of inverters that can be used to generate solar power. Standard String Inverter This is the most common type of inverter and is often the most budget friendly. These inverters use reliable technology and generate electricity that can be used to run most home appliances. They may be placed indoors in a garage or outdoors. Unfortunately, standard string inverters are not designed to allow for battery integration and hence a separate battery will be needed if the energy produced by the inverter is to be stored. Micro Inverters These inverters are very small inverters that are installed directly on solar panels. Thus, the number of micro inverters needed is dependent on the number