Residential solar power system

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Having a residential solar power system is a big decision that can cost thousands of dollars. In order to ensure that the proper decision is being made, the homeowner should look into what kind of system he would most like to have. There are three main types:
• Real time solar power – This type of residential solar power system works only when the sun is out. It collects all of the ultraviolet rays from the sun’s energy, but does little else afterwards. While this energy can be used just fine while the sun is shining, as soon as the sun sets, this system is not able to be used either.
• Battery – This type of system is much more financially sound, although the initial cost can cost much more. These systems are nice simply because the excess energy that is being collected does not need to be used immediately. Instead, the energy is moved into a battery. Having the extra energy in a battery allows the homeowner to have access to the power all night long, as long as there is enough in the reserve.
• Grid – Many people don’t exactly use the solar energy that their panels collect, but instead essentially sell that energy to the local power company. This is done by tying the solar energy to the electrical grid. One of the favorite pastimes of people with these kinds of systems is to watch their meter actually turn backwards as the energy produced is filtered into the grid.
Each of these choices of residential solar power systems has advantages and disadvantages but a careful study of them can help a potential buyer better understand what he needs for his home.

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