Residential Solar Power System Types
The basic principle on which solar energy is converted to electricity is the same for all types of systems. A solar cell is a basic unit for converting light energy into electrical energy. When a beam of light strikes the surface of the solar panel electrons are being ejected resulting in current. The traditional solar system is part of the grid system while a battery system is stored power to power appliances and other necessities while the power is out.
IMPROVE YOUR HOMES ENERGY EFFICIENCY
GO SOLAR
SOLAR
BATTERIES
ROOFING
HEATING
LED LIGHTING
EV HOME ELECTRIC CHARGING STATION
SMART THERMOSTATS
SMART SIDING
WINDOWS
COMPUTER POWER MANAGEMENT
Financial Benefits of Residential Solar Energy
The most obvious financial benefit of solar power is that it can lower your utility bills. It’s a simple equation, actually. Any power you produce yourself through your solar panels is power that you don’t have to purchase from your local utility. When your system produces more power than you’re using, that power is sent back into the grid in exchange for an energy credit. Or, if you install energy storage at the same time, you can store your unused solar energy in a battery for use when the sun goes down, or help you shave your peak demand.
Several factors can impact your savings, including:
- 30% Federal Tax Credit
Equity Added To Your Home
Return On Investment
Reduce Electricity Bills
Saving Money Every Year
Selecting a Solar Company
The products and solar panel brands that we choose to carry are decided by several different factors including: warranties, quality and the health of the company. We want you to love your new purchase and the quality of life it brings to you.
