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where I can find solar panel the has 4.8 volts? Like those solar walkway light or something that has 4.8 volts solar panel.Do you think I can get it from home depot?
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I was trying to look online for solar panels for my home to take some of the strain off of using oil and electricity but I find it very hard to understand exactly how they are used.Like one that I looked up is 00 watts.....is that like a light bulb watt? How many things can that power? Is it really cheaper in the long run because the panels are very expensive?If anyone has web sites that can explain this to me I would appreciate a link, or anyone to answer part of my question.
Solar panels produce low voltage direct current electricity. To be used in a home that electricity must be stored in batteries and converted to 20-240 volts 60 hertz AC (alternating current). And its frequency must be synchronized to the electricity supplied by the power company. A 00 watt solar panel produces 00 watts of power, enough to power one 00 watt light bulb. To generate enough power to power a home, the solar panel must be capable of producing at least 500 to 2000 watts per hour (.5/2.0 KW/hrs) And you're quite correct, it's an expensive proposition to install a solar panel system... and it should be installed by experts.
How long does it take a 5 watt, 2 volt solar panel to charge a 2 volt R.V. battery?
Most solar panels have something called a charge controller on them. This prevents electricity from going backwards from the battery to the panel. Solar panels are rated at 2V but they do put out a little more than that during full sun operation. You didn't specify the size of your battery but it really doesn't matter. It comes down to your consumption of power. If you are only charging the RV battery so it maintains a charge when you don't use it very much, a 5 watt panel is fine. It will charge the battery and keep the small drains on the battery from making it go dead ( the clock radio, the theft deterrent system, etc use power even when RV is off) But if you are using the battery to run things when you are parked, you probably don't have a big enough panel. If you use a 30watt fluorescent light and a 00 watt laptop, you need 30 watts of power saved up every hour in your battery and that's with no inefficiencies. So if your panel puts out 5 watts an hour and you are using 30 watts an hour, you need 30 watts/ 5 watts = 9 hours minimum of charge time to run your stuff for just one hour. You probably need a panel of around a 00 watts to get any meaningful use of your battery. Plus, you never want to run your battery to full drain because it ruins the plates inside the battery. Watts = volts x amps. If you have 2 volts panels, you would charge at 8 amps with a 00 watt panel. This is a good charge rate. Any more than this and you risk warping the plates with too much heat.
Yes, solar panels can be installed on a multi-story building.
Yes, solar panels can be used to power a concert venue or entertainment center. Solar energy can be harnessed through panels and converted into electricity, which can then be used to power various aspects of the venue, such as lighting, sound systems, and equipment. By utilizing solar panels, these venues can reduce their carbon footprint and potentially save on energy costs in the long run.
Yes, solar panels can be installed on outdoor lighting fixtures. In fact, many outdoor lighting fixtures are specifically designed to incorporate solar panels for sustainable and energy-efficient lighting solutions.
I don't know anything about where to buy solar panels. I just want to save on the electric bills.
First and foremost, you are talking about photovoltaic panels. These harness solar energy and convert it to electricity. The downside to these is that they are expensive, although you will see a huge return on your electric bill in usually 5-7 years. The photovoltaic panels produce DC electricity, so if you want to power your home appliances you will need an inverter that takes DC electricity and converts it to AC (since almost all home appliances run off of AC). You will also need a battery and an optional but very useful charge controller. The battery stores electricity that is generated from the sun to be used on cloudy days. The charge controller is the brains of the operation and deciphers how much electricity should go to the appliance(s) or the battery.
No, solar panels cannot work at night as they rely on sunlight to generate electricity.