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Hot water heating costs make up 25% to 30% of the average home’s electric bill.
Solar water heaters qualify for a 30 percent Renewable Energy Federal Tax Credit from the government and rebates from many local utilities.
Traditional electric water heaters emit two tons of CO2 into the atmosphere on average. Solar water heaters use clean power and produce no greenhouse gas emissions.
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Photovoltaic solar systems produce electricity by using solar cells that convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. When photons in light hit the solar panel, they get absorbed by the panel's semi-conducting materials, causing negatively-charged electrons to be knocked loose from their atoms.
Due to the special chemical composition of solar cells, the knocked-off electrons are only allowed to move in a single direction, creating direct current (DC) electricity. The chemical bonds of the panel, often using silicon bonded with boron or phosphorus, are vital for this process to work effectively.
To make the electricity usable in homes, an inverter comes into play. The inverter converts the DC power produced by the solar panels into alternating current (AC), which is the standard form of electricity used in households.
The most popular grid-tied system is designed to operate with your utility company and any unused power is then fed back to the electric company to be used at a later time.
Standalone systems are designed to stand independent of the power grid and use batteries to store energy. Standalone systems are usually used in remote locations away from the energy grid.
Our in-house Professional Engineering and Design team provides value-based engineering & custom designs.
Trained and Certified Professionals provide exceptional craftsmanship while focused on workplace safety.
39 years and counting makes us the ideal team to Operate & Maintain your system for its entire lifetime.
A active solar water heaters uses a pump that circulates water through the system. Solar water heaters will reduce water heating costs up to 100%. There are two types of active systems: direct circulation (open loop) and indirect circulation (closed loop).
To understand heat pumps, think of a refrigerator working in reverse. A refrigerator removes heat from an enclosed box and expels it to the surrounding air, while a Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) takes heat from the surrounding air and transfers it to water in a tank. During high hot water demand, HPWHs switch to standard electric resistance heat, hence they are often called “hybrid” hot water heaters. As an added bonus, the water heater features a fan that releases cool air from the top, helping to keep your garage more comfortable.
Photovoltaic solar systems produce electricity by using solar cells that convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. When photons in light hit the solar panel, they get absorbed by the panel's semi-conducting materials, causing negatively-charged electrons to be knocked loose from their atoms.
Due to the special chemical composition of solar cells, the knocked-off electrons are only allowed to move in a single direction, creating direct current (DC) electricity. The chemical bonds of the panel, often using silicon bonded with boron or phosphorus, are vital for this process to work effectively.
To make the electricity usable in homes, an inverter comes into play. The inverter converts the DC power produced by the solar panels into alternating current (AC), which is the standard form of electricity used in households.
The most popular grid-tied system is designed to operate with your utility company and any unused power is then fed back to the electric company to be used at a later time.
Standalone systems are designed to stand independent of the power grid and use batteries to store energy. Standalone systems are usually used in remote locations away from the energy grid.
Our in-house Professional Engineering and Design team provides value-based engineering & custom designs.
Trained and Certified Professionals provide exceptional craftsmanship while focused on workplace safety.
40 years and counting makes us the ideal team to Operate & Maintain your system for its entire lifetime.
Our in-house Professional Engineering and Design team provides value-based engineering & custom designs.
Trained and Certified Professionals provide exceptional craftsmanship while focused on workplace safety.
40 years and counting makes us the ideal team to Operate & Maintain your system for its entire lifetime.
What a wonderful company to work with. Every step from purchase to completion was a breeze. They know their business and they guide you through all of the steps. The gentlemen doing the installation explained the steps as they did the installation! And the paperwork and contact to the electric company made going solar a double joy!
Chose Solar Source based on a friends recommendation. I was not disappointed. They were friendly, easy to work with, on time, clean workspace, and the system is working well. Our pool is up 15 degrees in the first two weeks even during this cold February for Florida. I definitely recommend them.
Great price and first class installation. Even the building inspectors were impressed. All of their team, from sales to installers were very very professional and a pleasure to work with. 3 months now and zero issues. Love my solar system!!
Solar Source did a good job of installing panels on our roof. The workers were nice and seemed quite knowledgeable. The job was completed in February of 2021 and we've gotten our first monthly Duke Energy bill since then--$13.82. Can't wait to see if this low cost holds up throughout the year.
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