Post by coreylorenzo on Sept 28, 2011 10:58:54 GMT
Before installing a solar energy system, the most important decision you will need to make is what type of solar panels to use and how many of them to install depending on your energy needs. With lots of brands and variations available, this is not a decision to be taken without planning. Cheaper solar panels tend to be less capable of harnessing energy, and so you will need to buy many of them to achieve the same amount of power as a few high range solar panels.
In order to get precise details of all models of solar panels, you can either consult a solar panels Australia firm or you can go online. Solar panels are generally installed on the roof of a home, though in some cases it is more beneficial to install them on the ground. Either way, metal railings need to be securely bolted down to act as base for the solar panels themselves.
You should only move onto the installation stage once you are absolutely sure that you have found the optimal place for your solar panels. Standard electricians may be willing to take on the job of installing your solar panels, but it would be better to take the time, and take the extra expense and find someone who specializes in that kind of work. There will certainly be many companies who have the relevant experience.
You can get some suggestions by typing the name of your town followed by 'solar panel installation' into any popular search engine. Or else, you could phone up an electrician who has done work for you previously and ask them if they can recommend anyone. Some people have put off installing solar panels because of the initial costs involved. However, they fail to realize that it is a good long term investment. Within 5 years, you can expect the system to revive the cost of installation from the savings you have made on your electricity bills.
In order to get precise details of all models of solar panels, you can either consult a solar panels Australia firm or you can go online. Solar panels are generally installed on the roof of a home, though in some cases it is more beneficial to install them on the ground. Either way, metal railings need to be securely bolted down to act as base for the solar panels themselves.
You should only move onto the installation stage once you are absolutely sure that you have found the optimal place for your solar panels. Standard electricians may be willing to take on the job of installing your solar panels, but it would be better to take the time, and take the extra expense and find someone who specializes in that kind of work. There will certainly be many companies who have the relevant experience.
You can get some suggestions by typing the name of your town followed by 'solar panel installation' into any popular search engine. Or else, you could phone up an electrician who has done work for you previously and ask them if they can recommend anyone. Some people have put off installing solar panels because of the initial costs involved. However, they fail to realize that it is a good long term investment. Within 5 years, you can expect the system to revive the cost of installation from the savings you have made on your electricity bills.
