Blog posts tagged with 'solar panel'

Did you know that your solar system is working at all hours of the day? Although solar energy is generated when the sun is out, that energy can also be used during the night thanks to a backup battery system. If you’re a current owner of solar panels, or are thinking about going solar, it’s important to understand how your solar system works during the daytime and nighttime cycles. Additionally, understanding the benefits of solar batteries and how they bring additional value to your home by storing energy for later use is important. The following encapsulates the entire solar process during the day and night cycles.

With the growing global demand for renewable energy, Powerhome, a leading e-commerce platform, is rapidly expanding its service scope to provide premium solar energy consulting and purchasing services to customers worldwide. Currently, Powerhome serves the United States, various European countries, North America, Asia, and plans to expand globally.

On occasion, a rooftop solar installation isn’t necessarily the right plan for a business. However, that doesn’t mean adding solar should be off the table. When companies don’t have enough roof space or acreage to install ground-mounted solar systems, solar panels on carports can be the solution. The space is practically already set for the installation — all you have to do is decide if solar is right for your business.

Investing in solar energy not only benefits the environment and reduces electricity bills but also significantly boosts the value of your home. According to a report by Zillow, homes with solar panels in the U.S. sell for an average of 4.1 percent more than those without. This translates to an average increase of $9,274 in home value, making solar panels a smart financial investment.

Once you’ve decided to add solar power, you have to consider which type of solar panel installation is right for your home or business. While rooftop installations are more common, ground-mounted installations are another option, and it’s important to understand the differences to make an informed decision about which type will provide you with the best source of power at the lowest possible price.

Solar energy is rapidly gaining popularity across the United States, and Michigan is no exception. However, several myths persist that deter people from adopting solar power. In this blog, we aim to debunk these myths. You might be wondering, ‘Are solar panels worth it in Michigan?’ Well, hundreds of people already have made the add solar, and more are joining every day.

Since solar panels can last up to 30 years or more, the solar panels you choose now will impact your energy production and cost savings in the foreseeable future. Choosing the most efficient solar panels for your system makes all the difference.

One of the questions PowerHome often gets from customers is how our solar panels fare against Mother Nature’s extremes. How do our solar panels handle hot and cold weather? How do they handle hail? Or even, how do they handle hurricanes?For that final scenario, our customer Matt Ruff knows firsthand that our panels hold up just fine, thank you.

After seeing how solar energy could help families save money on their electricity bills and even become self-sufficient, Ferris was finally convinced to choose it. He had attended several exhibitions on renewable energy and experienced first-hand solar technology. What impressed him most was the positive word-of-mouth from neighbors who had already installed solar systems.

Claudia Clifton knows a great value when she sees one, and she knows she has that with her solar panels. Knowing that explains her eagerness to share that news with others. Wherever Clifton goes, she brings a flowery folder in case a conversation starts up where solar panels are discussed. Inside the folder are her electric bills since getting solar panels, and she's circled the monthly balance in black marker to draw your attention quickly to how low those bills are.

There are many aspects to consider when going solar such as the cost, how many solar panels will be needed, and all the regulatory prerequisites behind the scenes. However, for Alesha Metter and her family, it was a no-brainer to go solar. Meet the Metters from Dansville, Michigan. As construction company business owners, this family of five decided it was only right to own their own power at home as well. Alesha and David no longer wanted to solely depend on the big utility power companies to provide the energy they needed for their home. Going the more environmentally friendly route was also at the top of their list of reasons for adding solar.

Power Home is an online shopping site centered on off-grid living and is dedicated to creating a convenient, vibrant lifestyle for our users. We empower our users with innovative technologies and sustainable energy solutions that make it easy for them to enjoy a high quality of life wherever they are. If you are wondering "How much does a solar roof cost?", as a company in this field, we can provide you with relevant information and answer questions about removing solar panels.

Hurricanes are part of life for anyone living in the southeastern U.S. And for those who live in the coastal regions of states such as Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, you may wonder whether solar panels will work after a hurricane. Or whether solar panels can withstand the winds and rain of a hurricane. Both are very good questions, and ones we can answer. Keep reading to learn more about what happens with your solar panels during and after a hurricane.

Most of you know that solar panels are efficient enough for an entire home, at least when it's sunny at home. Nonetheless, did you know that most solar panels are only 15-20% efficient? Some skeptics might say, "Wow, there's a lot of room for improvement in the efficiency of these solar panels. I'm going to wait a few more years before I put my money into solar." That argument may seem reasonable, but here at powerhome, we want to tell our customers that, according to the laws of physics, the efficiency of solar panels probably won't improve much further. However, even if the efficiency is only 15-20%, these solar panels are still efficient enough to do the job.

Solar panels are incredibly reliable. Most solar systems don’t have moving parts, making them extremely low in maintenance. Most solar energy systems come with a solar warranty of 25 years or longer. Despite this, some preventive maintenance can go a long way toward the longevity and efficiency of your solar panels. Follow these tips for years of renewable energy and low electricity bills.

Solar panels are a great way to potentially save money on your electric bill—something we can all get behind! At Powerhome, we offer premium solar panels for your home designed to help you reduce your carbon footprint and potentially reduce your grid power spending. Let’s discuss how a custom solar system from Powerhome can potentially save you money over time.  

When North Carolina homeowners consider investing in a solar panel system, they first want to know how much money it can save them. After all, there’s no sense in switching to something unless it helps your bottom line.But after that, one of the secondary questions they ask is how much solar energy can be produced in a day by the solar system. PowerHome takes each of those one by one in explaining them.

What’s it like to have solar panels installed on your home? For many PowerHome customers, saving money is the main motivation to install solar panels at their home. For others, environmental concerns are at the top of their list. Our satisfied customers share why they chose PowerHome, what the installation process was like, and how adding solar power has changed their lives.

If you've installed solar panels on your roof or property, you'll want to enjoy the benefits of solar energy forever. But sometimes, life gets in the way. What if you're selling a home with solar panels you bought from the PV store, PowerHome? If you know what to do, the process shouldn't be too difficult.

Global warming is one of the biggest issues we're facing today. It can lead to a range of problems, including rising sea levels, melting glaciers, storms and floods, droughts, diseases, economic challenges, heatwave occurrences, and destruction of ecosystems. To protect the environment, many countries are using clean energy and reducing coal use in energy production. Solar energy is a great example. This blog will look at the pros and cons of solar panels and coal from a global perspective and how solar will evolve in the future.