Solar Panel Installation

Our New Article At Ezine

on July 30th, 2010

We’ve published a new article at ezinearticles.com, take a look!

Why Should You Make Solar Panels?

on July 16th, 2010

By building solar panels you can obtain free solar power and reduce your energy bills. This is especially topical because of the poor economy in recent time, along with skyrocketing fuel prices. Fortunately building solar panels at home is now within the reach of the everyday people.

If you enjoy the occasional DIY project, then this money making/saving scheme is for you. Solar kits come with a proper set of equipment and the right materials (glass sheets, and photovoltaic cells etc). You might even have some of the equipment at home, and if you don’t they’re easy to find!

On the roof is usually the best place to install solar energy panels, but anyway open and unshaded will do.

The best way to experiment with the idea is to construct a tiny solar panel first. This way, you can familiarize yourself with the process of building solar panels without the whole financial commitment. Solar energy panels also don’t need a lot of maintainance.

If you are willing to put in the effort into making solar panels, it can pay off in a big way.  You’ll be the talk of the neighbourhood! And most importantly, you’ll be doing your part an setting an example of taking life into your own hands, and looking after our planet.

How to make solar panels at home

on July 16th, 2010

Generating your own power at home is very topical at the moment. Especially with the ever increasing cost of living, sky high inflation rates, and rocketting energy tarrifs.

Whether you would like to simply trim your power bills to half or eliminate them altogether, then our video course training is for you.
Why pay $1000′s for utilization of renewable energy when you can have the opportunity to build your own solar panels for less than $200?

Indeed, there are guides that teach you everything you need to know (including accessing the power system in your own home) about creating your own electricity by using solar power. With this complete step-by-step video series and fully illustrated documentation you will be able to utilise renewable energy in your very own home.

Solar power systems are a great idea, but like anything new in the market, the people selling these services want you to think that only a professional can do it. This simply is not true, would you pay a plumber to unblock a sink? Do you always pay decorators to paint the walls? If you have the time, there is no need.

Now only that, but our video course comes with a 60 day guarantee. This means you can watch the videos, and if you decide you’re not comfortable with taking on building your own solar panels, you can simply get your money back!

Make power at home with solar and wind energy to eliminate your power bill. Get our complete guide here.

How to build a solar panel

on July 15th, 2010

How to build a solar panel… that is the question!  Why not use a solar panel kit? It will costs a mere fraction of the cost that buying, and installing with someone else’s product will cost.

A solar panel kit comes with instructions, but if you are more of a visual learner, then you can try the build solar panel video course, it comes with a 60-day money back guarantee.
Solar panel kits contain a complete set of all the tools that you will need to build a solar panel by yourself. Everything is in one place, so you can just concentrate on getting the job done. These DIY solar power kits also provide extra information showing you how to install the panels for maximum efficiency. You can save a huge amount of money by using these build your own solar panel kits. Compare the (approx.) $200 cost to the $4,000 plus of a normal “professional” installation.

Why would you NOT build your own?

Build Solar Panels

on July 15th, 2010

Build your own solar panel! Instead of buying them, you can make solar panels yourself. You don’t need special tools. You will need: photovoltaic cells, semi conductor block, a power converter, solar plates, conductor wires and a battery. Obviously, you can buy these parts individually.

Build a solar panel by yourself!

1: The solar plates and the photovoltaic cells need to be joined. Photovoltaic cells are the component that produce electricity from sunlight. The solar plates are placed on top of the photovoltaic cells. The ends of the solar plate and photovoltaic cells should kept in place with wires.

2: Then the semi conductor block is tied with conductor wires.

3: Position the plates so that they are in the best place to absorb as much sunlight as possible.  Now, the angle and direction will vary depending where you are on our little green and blue planet, but typically the angle should be between 15-25 degrees.

4: Not everything the cells collect from the sun will be useful for creating energy. This is what the converter is for! It’s used to filter the energy and to remove the useless bits.

5: Finally we need to attach the battery to collect energy. The more batteries you have, the more energy you can store.  Also, having the energy stored in a format that you can use was probably the whole point of building your own solar panels!