Q:does it mean that it can get that much in a day? Or like, in an hour?

That means it can handle UP TO 00W at any given time in bright sunlight. Volts x Amps = Watts. This means you can use of these panels to supply a 9 volt DC appliance at amps. Which is a pretty ridiculous amount of amps for a 9 volt product. About 5 of the 65 Watt panels will give you in excess of 825W of power, which will give you 5kWh per day. But, remember that's DC. When you convert to AC, that changes. I would suggest keeping batteries for storage. Also, You might require an average of 825 W per hour, but at any given time, you'll use a higher peak. You need to find out what the PEAK is before you can decide what to get. That would be with all the lights on in your house, running the vacuum, the dryer, and the washing machine. I think most houses are built with 00Amp breakers. That's 2 kilowatts at one time. That would mean you would need 72 panels to be at the PEAK your house can handle. You'll hopefully never use 2kW at one time. But there's no way for me to know what YOUR peak will be. I think the average kW peak demand is somewhere in the range of 2 kW. That would require 3+ panels.

Q:I heard that solar energy has a lot of advantages but are there any drawbacks in using the solar panels?

The largest drawback is the upfront investment you have to make for solar panels. There are some programs that allow you to finance the panels through your property assessment called PACE and leasing programs that can alleviate the large upfront cash outlay. Solar Panels have a lifespan of 30+ years. Since there are no mechanical parts, there is very little maintenance required. After 0-5 years, you will have to replace the inverter which converts the energy from DC to AC. This is a small cost in respect to the whole installation. The panels clean themselves well with just normal rain. With all the great federal and state incentives, the payback on solar is at it's all-time best. In Massachusetts, for example, the payback right now is 5 or 6 years -- then you would be making money for the next 25+. Another big potential drawback is that you must have the right site for solar to begin with. I'm a solar installer and I can tell you a lot of houses might not be right for solar. The best orientation is south, while southeast and southwest can work as well. The space must be unshaded and it would be best if it had few obstructions like chimneys, etc.

Q:What is the most efficient solar panel, how many would we need to power the United States, and how much land would it take?

I know that the US uses 500 Gigawatts (giga is 0 ^9). I think a solar panel meter square might generate at most 00W. So you would need 500E9/00 = 5 trillion of these. 5 trillion square meters is 70 kilometers on a side. Dont forget about night and clouds!

Q:Can solar panels be installed on historical landmarks or monuments?

Yes, solar panels can be installed on historical landmarks or monuments, but it requires careful consideration and planning to ensure that the installation does not compromise the historical integrity or aesthetic value of the site.

Q:I want to know that, is there any thing likehow much charge we can get per square feet. in a solar panel.let me know.also, I will appreciate if reference are given.

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Q:Solar panels are all divided into these squares, forming a grid like pattern. Is it possible to have a single piece of solar panel?

They are in form of panels ....panel observe heat to generate electricity

Q:Hi,I am thinking about getting solar panels installed. # I like to cut my electric bill. #2 I like to eliminate my oil boiler and use some sort of electric boiler.I use about 5000-30000 KW per hour( winter-summer). My oil bill is around 600 month winter time. Over all i pay around 4000 a year. My electric bil now is around 2000-2500 year. Is this possible? I live in NY. I heard you can get up to $35000 rebate from LIPA( Electric company) and 2k from federal and 5k from State( is the state or federal every year?, how does that work). Any help is appreciated.

There is a variety of information available on the internet regarding solar panels. You didn't say if you were interested in installing a photo-voltaic system to generate electricity, or if you wanted a passive solar system. From what I've read, the method that would give you the greatest payback for your investment is the passive solar heater. I can't give you exact instructions on how to construct one of these units, but there are many websites with instructions. My older brother had one of these mounted on his old farmhouse. He said his furnace didn't run all day during the cold Wisconsin winters. The government rebates or tax credits are usually a one time deal. They may pay for part of your installation, but they won't cover the whole cost. The only thing I've heard of that will pay you every year is a wind generator tied into the electric grid, but thats another posting. I'm including a link to a site that will show you how to build a cheap solar heater that you can try yourself.

Q:Can any body tell me how much Electricity can 0 Standard solar panels produce in a day( in terms of Watts)Or else please tell me how many Watts is 5 volts of electricity?

You are missing one bit of information in order to get an answer. Watts = Volts x Amps Find out how many amps the collector can put out and you can then plug in the numbers into the equation and get your answers.

Q:Are solar panels durable?

Yes, solar panels are durable. They are designed to withstand various weather conditions, including rain, snow, and wind. Additionally, most solar panels come with a warranty of 25 to 30 years, indicating their long lifespan and ability to withstand wear and tear over time.

Q:I know the basics of how solar panels work. Solar panels convert sunlight into DC electricity which is stored in batteries which would need to be run through an inverter to convert it to household AC. But is there a way for the appliances to use the solar panels electricity FIRST and any additional power from the grid? Is that how it works or do they only run specific devices(water heater, pool pump, etc)?

The utility is your battery. Doesn't make any difference which is used first. At least that's the case in Calif. However, you need an electrician to do the attachment, and probably an inspection by the utility.