JP
Solar powering your home used to be something that seemed too pricey except for the environmentally-conscious elite who could afford the installation. But now, with the 325W Plug and Play Home Solar Power System, these panels may someday become just as ubiquitous as flat screen TVs because now they actually cost about the same.
This “Remote Solar Home Power System Kit” provides all the components you need to install an off-grid system for your home or office. The system includes a 325 Watt solar panel array using branded solar panels such as BP Solar or Kyocera with 25-year manufacturer warranty, 30-foot weatherproof/UV sheathed output cable, 200AH Energy deep cycle sealed solar GEL battery, and Morningstar Prostar 30A charge controller with LED status indicator, among other things.
I’m not sure what all the components are for, but I do know that with a price tag under $3,000, you can now save the precious greens in your pocket and those in mother nature.
Plug and Play Home Solar Power System – off the grid, baby [Via: RedFerret]
5 Responses to “325W Plug and Play Home Solar Power System”
Jiggily December 12, 2006
If every home in the U.S. had their roof covered with Solar panels we could probably move completely away from oil and other dirty fuels.
NeutralEwdison Then December 12, 2006
[quote comment="11599"]If every home in the U.S. had their roof covered with Solar panels we could probably move completely away from oil and other dirty fuels.[/quote]
Defintely, which means cleaner air :p
Neutraljaplecz December 13, 2006
Doesn’t manufacturing it costs more resources than it can “SAVE” on electric bills?
NeutralSolar John January 31, 2007
[quote comment="11667"]Doesn’t manufacturing it costs more resources than it can “SAVE” on electric bills?[/quote]
That’s what the coal and oil industries want you to think.
[quote comment="11600"][quote comment="11599"]If every home in the U.S. had their roof covered with Solar panels we could probably move completely away from oil and other dirty fuels.[/quote]
Defintely, which means cleaner air :p[/quote]
NeutralIt also means cleaner streams and rivers. Most of the electricity we use comes from burning coal. Not only does burning coal produce air pollution, mining (actually cleaning the coal), pollutes water supplies.
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