How to Build Home Solar System – Simple Tips to Get Started
EnergyForEarth.net – How to Build home Solar System – Simple Tips to Get Started There are many reasons that a person may be interested in learning how to build home solar panels. Tapping the sun for power is becoming more popular and used by a growing number of people. With high energy costs and having to struggle to pay one’s monthly utility bill, the motivation is definitely there to come up with alternative sources of energy. Solar panels can be used to fuel one’s home just like oil. You …
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Well Done ! Thanks for posting.
Hi. Ive Got a similar set up but I wired the inverter from the battery terminals rather then from the solar regulaters 12 Volt out put. Another thing the light that indicates the battery status constanly is flashing amber whilst the solar charge light is flashing green. Any suggestions why the battery indicater light on the charge controller is flashing>?
IM DOING THIS…
Good video but, if I’m not mistaken this is the low productivity panel. I saw other designs that seemed to be more productive. Never the less, thumbs up for a very educative video, I hope that many will start using solar panels soon. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for this!
Have been thinking about it for a while but this just show how “easy” it really is! And perhaps using new /much cheaper) LED lamps (running on 12V, replacements for Halogen lights basically) would probably be possible as well and then simply not need the inverter to 240V even?