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Residential solar power is not a new option. However, in the last several years there has been much advancement in its technological realm. As a result, the equipment continues to become easier and easier to use as well as more and more efficient.
In spite of this, there are still many lingering misconceptions which arose from the earlier models. Here are a few examples of these myths:
• Solar energy can only be used during the daytime. – This is untrue. Because these systems are commonly connected to a battery that stores the power that has been created, they are able to produce energy anytime needed.
Also, it is important to note that solar power systems can be connected to the local power grid. This means that they offer substantial benefits as available, but do not require individuals to rely solely upon the energy they provide.
• A cloudy day dooms the solar collection of a residential solar power system – It is true that a higher availability of sunlight will result in more reliable collection of solar energy. However, solar energy is still produced or collected on cloudy days.
Germany experiences year-round rain. Approximately two thirds of daylight is spent under cloudy skies. In spite of this, the country leads the world in the generation of solar power.
• The panels are huge – The standard panels several years ago were quite large, but the ones of today are much smaller. In face, effective roof panels may be purchased that are as small as 4X6 feet. If that isn’t small enough, there are several types of portable and foldable panels that can be used as well on a smaller scale.
While the advancement in the realm of residential solar power has been quite formidable, it is likely that the technology will continue to progress.
