Solar Power System For Home: Ultimate Beginners Guide

[@bestelectric7852]

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[@EITFM]

Damn I wish I found this before. I already got my system installed in 2018 but got a much lower quote from there.

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LAOS

[@jkings6602]

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[@xawi117]

I can across an awesome collection of videos that will help on Ewans Energy Roadmap

[@danielthomas3333]

It’s smoke and mirrors. The system is not more efficient, just more SPACE efficient. A lot of difference!

[@jeremiahsmith6051]

Thank you for this, I work with a solar company in DFW, TX and this helped me understand what we're doing a lot better. Now I can better serve my clients.

[@muriaah3316]

Im moving to that area within the next few months . Let’s connect I’d like to be a client of yours

[@BlameFlames]

i’m also loving there in 2 months would love to work with you guys

[@callmerigo443]

Can you give me any tips I’m starting at a solar company as a starter salesman pretty soon

[@drewmillard402]

How would you rate working in this field?

[@JamesMComa]

I'm working in solar too! Going down the exciting and interesting rabbit hole of solar energy!! 😊

[@kevincourcey813]

Probably the best introductory solar video I've seen. I'll be referring people to this in the future. Nice work.

[@beccamayberry9907]

Gotta say this was super informative and nailed most of what I was looking for as far as what the system is made up of and other details. Thanks a lot!

[@EITFM]

I added a solar panel system to my home in California in 2018, was a great decision.

[@RevoPowerUSA]

Glad you did. If you need accessories for you solar panels just visit our website. CuttingEdgePower.com

[@angeloandrada7800]

Did you experience problems now, or have changed something like a battery or a panel?

[@cinditurner1885]

Or even maybe a fire hazard?

[@GiorgiAptsiauriX]

2:40 shows two layers where top one is P type silicon and bottom one is N type silicon. P type has shortage of electrons and N type has a surplus of electrons.

[@epicmetod]

"Off grid system solar panel (storing your own electricity without electric company) can be illegal in some area" Instant rage.

[@kshatriya5534]

NK 🤔

[@richystar2001]

Actually this is becoming more and more of a common thing.....being off the grid in most places is illegal. Deep state at work.

[@austinhernandez2716]

That's very, very authoritarian. It's f* sunlight! What next, taxing the air we breathe?

[@austinhernandez2716]

@@richystar2001 that's baffling. Are you sure it's "most" places? So much for America being land of the free!

[@austinhernandez2716]

@PrivacyPlease Except that will never happen. Slippery slope. For the generators, fuel isn't the only source of energy. Solar, wind, a running stream, etc. The only potential problem is authoritarian laws getting in the way.

[@MaxPlayne87]

5:27 "Many jurisdictions do not allow you to operate off-grid" can someone explain how on earth did we allow the government to dictate if we can be off-grid and especially, why??

[@sinvulasinvula7074]

This is wonderful ...Solar is the new solution of the expensive Transformers

[@theantiqueactionfigure]

Back into a house that I installed solar on 6 years ago. It was a rental for the last couple years. From 5-15-2022 to 8-19-22 my net is $20 worth. The A/C has run pretty constant for the last two months in a So California heat wave. This is the second house I've had solar installed on. Solar is a total no brainer.

[@heath7509]

Thank you, I'm working for a solar company in OKC and this is so helpful. Better educate myself and clients

[@pardontheplay]

Great editing and vocal instrument. Keep your vocals occupied with nourishment. Truly. Great oration of available products. A+Love

[@heinkoko1497]

This is the best solar video that I've ever seen! Cheers, mate!

[@kaitospin3944]

Agreed! I saw a few other videos and my brains was fried from all the calculations and units they threw at me.

[@warrenlogan6220]

I just bought into the power home solar system. I wanted a battery backup instead of a generator. Installation was fast and good. The installers were great. The concierge never contacted me till I sent emails to them. When I tried to contacted them I was put on hold and most of the time I hung up after 25 to 30 min. That is not near as bad as the next thing. I am new to solar but I was told I would get a 26 percent $14,000.00 (something) dollar energy tax credit to pay down my $50000.00 my system and lower my monthly payments. Well that's not true in Indiana if your retired. Your social security is not taxable. You need to have earned more than the energy tax credit to get that amount returned my tax man told me. Which I didn't. I contacted my sales man. He acted kinda surprised. The system works like it is advertised It's my fault for not doing my home work. So If you live in Indiana and your retired with no taxable income don't fall for this. Unless you are young and have a large income.

[@66nagarajreddy]

1:53 beautiful house

[@mazvimbakupa.chihota]

The solar panels should face the equator NOT south (08:14). You are right though since u are American and think the world starts from your east coast and ends on your western seaboard. Also, inclination of the panels should roughly be the latitude degree on the map within which the panel sites will be located. ie 35° or higher for the Americans, check your exact neighbourhood...

[@energyindependence4life970]

I really apreciate that people are getting actions done to get independent from all the big corps that are definitly ruining or world and taking our money for thing that should be free for all! I love to do my researchs and finding a lot of people sharing their expirience and knowledge on this special subject... it just gives me hope!

[@mrknowlege5582]

BEST EXPLANATION I EVER SEEN THANK YOU 🙏

[@Electrically4u]

Certainly, a must in all residential houses to reduce the carbon emission.

[@sickathanyouraverage4404]

At 2:37 isnt the n type layer suppose to be above the p type layer?

[@kelz19911]

I am looking to go solar in my home but not in the US, in Nigeria. We are starting to experience rising electricity cost so it's best to diversify now

[@gcranch9913]

There seem to be quite a few scam companies in this area. How do you know you’re dealing with. Reputable company ? Thanks for this video. Explains a lot.

[@roelsajulga1047]

Filipinos needs this. So nice to have one.

[@wesleyhughes3540]

Thanks. Very useful information! How does lightning affect solar systems? I live in a lightning active area.

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

If a tree falls on some panels does it stop the whole system does the system continue to work what exactly happens? Can you bifocate or trifocate the system so you have dc to ac as dc-to-dc or direct dc for your continuous heating systems like water heater, boiler, and pool heater? What is the general impact of a solar system on ones homeowners insurance policy cost -- does it generally cause it to go up or down?

[@nishanthmohan887]

Just one question, after 15 years of lifespan, what happen to the panels ? Are there reuse, recycle options to make these truly sustainable ?

[@shrujanamsyama9940]

Solar panels work almost indefinitely. 25 years is the lifespan when its capacity gets to 80%. It will keep functioning for many years even after that

[@dimasarias3434]

I just got solar panels installed and the rate of which the government compensates is at 26% now. Great video!

[@Sweet2YU]

any resources and recommended for solar system roof specifications of new home to be built

[@ntombimpelapatiencengwenya9870]

And also Pv solar panel does not also type of solar panels? I did not hear mentioned it.

[@glennraya]

Thanks for the info Thanos!

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[@utsabiswas5483]

I want the complete design of this house with solar panels. Please give me the design and I will benefit.

[@ATXpert]

Can I put use a solar panel when I live in a 6 story building at floor 2? Can I set it up by myself with long cables?

[@BraveExpress]

What is the name of music at the starting of the video please reply fast

[@alexysortiz9683]

Went solar a few years ago in Puerto Rico and pay just $30 a month for a/c use from grid!!!!

[@bestelectric7852]

Awesome

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

Clearly you need more panels You're not only on an island but close to the equator which means you get abundant sun constantly year round. Banana trees are essentially a bunch of solar panels and they have to generate enough energy to not only produce a plant but to produce big fruit or within a year Long story short just get some more panels

[@rajanverma9296]

As we all know the cost of new batteries are raising like rocket. I realised this when I was thinking of replacing my old batteries of solar power bank. During that period I came across this EZ Battery Reconditioning Program. The results were amazing beyond my expectations. Do you know any type of old battery can be bought to life using EZ BATTERY RECONDITIONING PROGRAM. To know more prodguide.com/landing-page-ez-batteries/

[@Green__one]

If only net metering was a thing around here. Instead we have bidirectional metering, which means that energy I consume from the grid costs twice as much as they pay for energy that I export to the grid. The opposite of what is implied in this video

[@billystink4611]

So would areas with high winds and hail be out of the question?

[@pranayakhadka3507]

Thank u for this informative video. I am planning to start my own venture in the near future related to solar panel and panel house. It gave me some ideas

[@dearshomy]

How efficient is it to have a system that powers air conditioners and water heaters ?

[@supportyourtroopsathletes6460]

I am slowly getting into solar but the prices are expensive, I do not like going on payment plans for anything and buy outright. Just bought a pretty powerful commercial unit but the panels and everything else I will be getting soon. The large panels are the next big priced items. At least I will own the system after it's all together and not stuck in payments.

[@janisharrismurray8508]

Your links are not available please advise how we can access them, thank you

[@sreedharbodigalla2569]

Tq so much in this how to installed Solar planet and than tells about the solar system tq so much solar team

[@kishananuraag]

solar planet?LOL! I need whatever you're on

[@Zukileable]

Is solar energy strong enough to power electric lines at ower homes to prevent balgary?

[@martinacharlie9760]

Wow 🤩 that will be nice to have one we wish we can afford it

[@richardreed1502]

You can use the direct current if you build your own power supplies for each device in your home. Every thing in your home has a power converter that changes the power from 120v ac current down to 3v-24v DC current. So why would you waist energy converting the already DC energy from the sun to ac current back to DC current to turn on your TV. It takes a large circuit board filled with 28 different types of chips resistors and caps just to change the ac120v power to 3 5 12 and 24v DC current distributed throughout your TV. For example a PC power supply takes 120-240 ac~ and changes it to 3 volt -- DC which is an orange wire then 5v -- DC red wire 12v ~ DC yellow wire. So why go through all that circuitry to change the energy if it's DC energy needed to run your electronics at home? The circuitry needed for these changes eats energy.

[@michaelangelodiga7065]

good day sir. how much will it cost when i stall a solar powered in my 1hp ac

[@TheGoldenRoman]

"How much does it cost to install a solar system?" I'm already happy with the one we have man. Maybe an extra moon would be cool.

[@joelmathew9095]

HI, DO YOU KNOW OF A WEB-SITE ON HOW TO CALCULATE WHAT AMOUNT OF SUNLIGHT MY ROOF USES FOR TORONTO CANADA? REALLY APPRECIATE ANY HELP.

[@brendonaimable2616]

Thinking of going off grid where I'm not connected to any power lines; How many solar panels would be needed to power up a whole house with 5 mini split A/C inverters, Wi-Fi router, fridge, lights, washing machine, tv and computer...

[@stevepailet8258]

I live in area that is serviced by TVA. Was reading today that while they have duel metering they have decided to eliminate their power buy back program. so best to look at doing things DIY and really chop down the costs of adding a system. I have priced out and currently just purchasing the panels and micro inverters will be under $300 per 500 watt panels. Figure that the cost of the wire, boxes, safety hookup equipment, permits and racking likely will be atleast the same amount . To actually make this work, think at this point does not make sense not to go with batteries. That said.. Likely the batteries will be the same or more than the rest of everything else in the system. Solar pays but helps to actually consider all the variables.

[@nickolasabbott3153]

We got solar panels, I found out California most houses have them, even if they are small system ones but man they produce so much power, a house here consumes 200kw maybe in a week and a solar power can replace 75% of it if it's at least 15 solar panels

[@nickolasabbott3153]

This is in the fall/winter

[@bestelectric7852]

Awesome!

[@rajanverma9296]

As we all know the cost of new batteries are raising like rocket. I realised this when I was thinking of replacing my old batteries of solar power bank. During that period I came across this EZ Battery Reconditioning Program. The results were amazing beyond my expectations. Do you know any type of old battery can be bought to life using EZ BATTERY RECONDITIONING PROGRAM. To know more prodguide.com/landing-page-ez-batteries/

[@geetrealestate1781]

Beautifully done. Go green.

[@mathewyaliwagi3371]

How will I do the order for hybrid solar system

[@NerdVid]

Definitely have to go solar eventually.

[@AliBloushi]

The greates and Amazing video, energy solar system. Thanks a lot .. ksa

[@andreanderson1298]

so in the winter when snow covers it these are pointless?

[@saigonaisnhatrang762]

Has there been any in-depth definitive study about maintenance, reduction of efficiency due to dust, weather, natural deterioration over time, life-cycle cost and especially does it hurt your roof and how do you repair/replace your roof?

[@gohighhustle]

The company I'm an advisor with offers a 10 years puncture warranty and has a 25 year production guarantee and will fix any issues within the warranted time.

[@kusumsonkar9512]

The photo in the beginning of your video: the solar plant in it has been planted incorrectly because Shadows have arrived in that picture in your plant.

[@beastsofgym5827]

really can save alot of money.

[@mclau1524]

Powerhome Solar quoted me at $56k for a 5kW solar setup with a 9kWh battery, almost $10 per watt!!

[@KrishnaMoorthy-oq6fv]

What if we use DC current directly?

[@neilbarnett3046]

Infra-red (and longer waves) is also photons, just not energetic enough for making electricity.

[@markmbauya5923]

Best Solar video with useful details to take note of. Thanks. I learnt a lot. Planning to have solar system on my plot and farming projects.

[@vivekvarya]

The electricity companies only adjust for your usage but do not pay you squat for extra electricity, here in India the electricity companies are pushing for gross metering where in the electricity you produce will be billed at a lower rate and the electricity you consume will be billed at a higher rate.

[@shivalrus]

I need some help My school has solar panels and we don’t use them I ran for student council president with one of my goals being able to restart them Can you suggest why they aren’t in use or are defective

[@ntombimpelapatiencengwenya9870]

Wow, great explanation... I am doing final research based on an Off-grid electrification program with a solar system in a remote region, I think this video will be helpful. But I have a question of how many solar panels do you need for a four-room house located in a rural area.

[@MohdDanish-fe4mp]

I'm an engineer and solar panel designer please contact for design solar panel

[@danielreigada1542]

So, if I have a solar system that is plugged into the grid and the power goes down, my power would go down along with it?

[@colinporter7108]

Where can i find the plans for the house on the opening image?

[@ahmedafzal5923]

Super informative and well explained👍 Thanks

[@Sandy-rx7gx]

are there any health risks if it is placed on the roof of the house. I read about the serious health risks of lightning electricity and radiation

[@dawitnegussie1483]

For how long we can use the battery with out repair or replacement

[@armaanrampadarath4436]

The greatest video on solar energy i have ever seen. Thanks a lot.

[@ajs3407]

How long does it typically take to recover the costs (initial and battery investment at regular intervals)

[@Mr3booood007]

It depends on your power supplier.how much does it cost for kilo watts for you??then you can tell how much or how many uears it will take you to recover all the costs.

[@willyandbeans9590]

In Vietnam we recover the costs in 2 years

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

About 20 years

[@RafaelHermoso1204]

I frequently tell my customers, “I can sell you a battery if you really want one, I’ll make a great commission, but I won’t sleep well tonight knowing I sold you inefficient expensive tech that will get rapidly cheaper and more efficient in 1-3 years”... really only makes sense if you get a LOT of blackouts, even then generators are cheaper, or if your state really incentivizes having batteries in some way.

[@24tcwarrior]

Efficiency of 3-17% is such a waste of money... JUST the cost of producing an ingot (electricity need to heat up sand and add carbon) is much more than that 1 panel will produce in its lifetime. Solar is not even that energy efficient. I have a saying, "You will never see an Electrical Engineer sell a solar panel, but when they do, then it is the time to buy them" at that point the efficiency should be ideally 60%. I can run my TV and get a better efficiency Solar at this point is only good for research purposes. I.e. outter space research where the top of the line solar panels that are 50% efficient in a vacuum tube.

[@shawnhammack5525]

Ok. I live in Michigan. I understand the only time of year we get the most sun is in the summer. I had 20 panels installed 15 months ago, the salesman said 20 panels would take care of all the electricity needed for my home, no matter what time of year. So why is it I've only saved a total of maybe $150.00 ? I have never received any money/payment from my electric supplier/company. I have yet to see where this saves you money.

[@Blueknight1960]

Because according to this video, 20 panels are only 5 kw and I would bet your household needs more than 5 kw. Solar is probably great if you have a small house with a couple of people living there and some gas operated appliances (stove, water heater and a wood burning heater for house heat). But a big house that's all electrical appliances, multiple tv's, computers, split system a/c's ,heaters, heat pump, more than 4 people living there, you'll need at least a 20 kw system to run the house. Plus it'll take years for the system to pay for itself ( if even possible). If I can't run my entire household off the system at the same time for at least a week, it's useless. Better off with a 15 kw or bigger generator that can run the entire household.

[@shawnhammack5525]

@@Blueknight1960 our stove is gas, hot water heater is gas & furnace is gas. We have 4 TV's but they all don't run all the time. The house does have wiring from the early 19th century that has the cloth/fiber insulting around it I know that could be using a little more power than it should. I try to keep telling these kids to shut off the light when not in use. I had my light bill paid up to date for a month just to see what the next bill looked like, & it was like the panels aren't doing me any good. Even in the summer my bill is still $800-$100.00 every month. The salesman told us 20 panels would take care of all the power we need for this house so that's what we went with. Honestly, I feel I was scammed.

[@Blueknight1960]

@@shawnhammack5525 $800 -- $1000 a month for electric? Damn!!! That's seems way over the top for a house. Where I'm at right now, the electric bill is about $135- $140 a month. This might sound silly but, are you sure someone isn't stealing electricity from you? Meaning hooked up to your house without your knowledge?

[@shawnhammack5525]

@@Blueknight1960 Oops. No, its $80.00-$100.00 a month for my light bill. Not $800.00-$1,000.00.

[@mathewyaliwagi3371]

What are the best colour of solar panels

[@rasoulkhoshravan5912]

Great idea. I should think on it thoroughly.

[@rajanverma9296]

As we all know the cost of new batteries are raising like rocket. I realised this when I was thinking of replacing my old batteries of solar power bank. During that period I came across this EZ Battery Reconditioning Program. The results were amazing beyond my expectations. Do you know any type of old battery can be bought to life using EZ BATTERY RECONDITIONING PROGRAM. To know more prodguide.com/landing-page-ez-batteries/

[@deepaksarkar9339]

Very good. Thanks

[@nataliebrown5869]

Useful video and you explained the basics well. The background music was pretty annoying though.

[@anewguy08]

awesome video :) I am new to solar, and looking to get one, I am not sure how is the tech support and service repair.

[@MrkTheDREAMER]

Which of the three panels are the best?

[@suhasmore8799]

Kindly Use ATUM, which is integrated Solar Roof, which Act as Roof and generate electricity, it is patented product, unique in the world.

[@prankstergangster938]

My dream house is a small simple home and minimalistic and off grip

[@kailashgaur2335]

Thanks for good explanation. I also wanted to install at my home(2 storey actually). Can you please also explain if we can install solor system and normal electricity system both if yes how can we do that with resulting electric cable and all...the electricity equipment we use is same for both or they are different than normal electric system(like bulb, tv,mixer fridge etc) is there any challenge if we try to install like this way.

[@abiolaoyebode173]

I want to become a great solar installer what help can I get?

[@tilahunkelelew7751]

Thanks for the info

[@ek9772]

Nice job 👍 I suggest you make a video on electric thermal energy. In particular, electric thermal energy using heat pumps and induction stoves. There are three commercially available residential electric appliances which use heat pump technology to produce thermal energy. These are mini split variable compressor cooling and heating air space conditioners using heat pumps, cloth dryers using heat pumps, and hot water heat pumps. Using all three of these devices in a home will save on average a minimum of 10-kWh per day. Approximately 6 to 7-kWh in daily savings come from a hot water heat pump. Approximately 2 to 4-kWh in daily savings come from a heat pump cloth dryer. Approximately, 2-kWh in hourly savings (using a single horsepower compressor) come from a variable inverter heat pump air conditioner. The savings with space conditioning appliances are dependent on the actual size of the compressor replaced, the average number of hours used per day, and the number of units used. The other two appliances are typically linked less to the weather. Induction stoves are more efficient than either gas stoves or traditional electric stoves. Induction stoves can save on average about 50% over traditional stoves. All four of these appliances share a common energy source. They all work with electricity. Using solar energy with them will maximize residential energy savings. There are energy diverters that are used to maximize self consumption of solar energy when using appliances like hot water heat pumps and electric vehicles. One brand that comes to mind is myEnergi. It has an energy diverter that when combined with an optional board can be used with a hot water heat pump. All other energy diverters I know will activate a hot water heating element when excess solar energy is available, but as explained above a hot water heat pump requires for every three units of energy stored as hot water only one unit of energy. Conventional diverters will use about 1.05 units of energy for one unit of stored energy as hot water.

[@bestelectric7852]

I’ll look into it

[@ek9772]

Best Electric I look forward to it.

[@mr.zenedin1735]

@@bestelectric7852 hallo sir i want to join in your solar penal work plz sir you can join to me I'm a boy Zayed from India I'm a welders is my experience to thirteen years ok sir where are you sir I want to tell you give it a chance sir

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

Very informative, thank you.

[@eddiegough8895]

Very good presentation.

[@bestelectric7852]

Thanks Eddie hope you Found it helpful and interesting

[@aras991]

can I put generator insted of solar panels? :)

[@princessgreen726]

Thanks for your beautiful video, but I was hoping to learn how to install a solar power in my house, the nitty grottoes!

[@MovieLifeClips]

A good integral video, thanks, only missing info about their service life ? For how long do these panels last before a replacement is needed?

[@24tcwarrior]

Efficiency of 3-17% is such a waste of money... JUST the cost of producing an ingot (electricity need to heat up sand and add carbon) is much more than that 1 panel will produce in its lifetime. Solar is not even that energy efficient. I have a saying, "You will never see an Electrical Engineer sell a solar panel, but when they do, then it is the time to buy them" at that point the efficiency should be ideally 60%. I can run my TV and get a better efficiency Solar at this point is only good for research purposes. I.e. outter space research where the top of the line solar panels that are 50% efficient in a vacuum tube.

[@user-hc5hy3lm7k]

@@24tcwarrior Solar panel efficiency is what % of the sun's energy is converted into electricity. Since sunshine is free, what does it matter? Just run it for longer to get the same amount of electricity as higher efficiency. Solar panels can last longer than 25 years, there are no moving parts. Efficiency matters in cost effectiveness. Since those panels have a payback in around 8 years, any years after that is free so they are cost effective.

[@24tcwarrior]

​@@user-hc5hy3lm7k 3-17% is only a selling point, that is for 2 hours out of the day you are lucky enough to get probably about 16% in ideal conditions. What about in the winter when the panel is not in the direct line of the sun? Then i would assume you will max out at around 12%. Solar panels are composed of mirco-sized cones that very delicate but flat to the touch. Sand/Hail/Rain (hard rain) can damage it thus, if you are lucky you will get about 5-7 years out of one before you have to replace it. Have you ever looked at the process of producing solar panels? You will need to heat sand up to 3632°F just to make silicon from sand. Then you're gonna need to add a lot of carbon (i.e. Charcoal, coal, coke, and wood chips) and reheated with and ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE to 2579 degrees to produce an ingot.The solar panels require an insane amount of materials with very toxic components that aren't recyclable due to impurities (recycling would be more expensive atm than making new ones), and this is a huge problem that still needs to be solved. How much power will a single panel produce in relation to 3632°F? As as what do they do for the rejected wafers of a finished? This is not efficient at all when you take into account of the process and that what sellers do not know or tell people about.

[@cinditurner1885]

That's true. It's more better being lined up in the walls like a wiring true facts from Cindi if Google would invest in this now lol now everyone who purchased a house would be mad you have to get that built from the ground up lol

[@bazan0448]

How do I know if my city, my county, my state allows an off grid system?

[@syaprudinpenda3653]

where can I have the simulation of the solar panel system, please.

[@currydouble9572]

how can I contact you to test our product

[@timothyguice7371]

What is this song in the background??

[@bensonmuiruri1096]

I would like to know how to calculate wattange, solar and batteries, required for 24hrs

[@alshqopa8908]

Can hail damage the ??

[@MoreLocations]

Very informative. Thank you so much 🙏

[@dhiranegi8001]

How do we calculate for other countries 🥺

[@slevinshafel9395]

6:41 WTF 900kWh/month? you really waste energy. In Spain my ussualy bill is 200kWh/month.

[@jamestucker8088]

I was thinking the same thing. Here in California I average about 8kWh/day and that is only because my refrigerator is very old.

[@122A7]

wow thats less than my daily usage

[@Vijayjadhav12600]

Thanx to some assholes who don't care about nature and resources

[@paulmarsolais8071]

Even 200kwh is a lot,I live in Canada and my monthly use is only 39 kWh and run a small home base auto mechanical business.

[@gmcks2011]

Nice presentation

[@mayattv4986]

Please give me a link of the thumbnail. I'm planning to build a house and came across your channel. Now I'm hooked up on having solar and that house design, I WANT THAT.