Interlock Solar Knowledge

Interlock Solar Knowledge

At Dovetail Solar, we apply our extensive knowledge of photovoltaics to design renewable energy systems to fit your family’s energy demands and usage. That said, solar power does not need to create much power and energy. Instead, you only need to choose an array that provides the electricity you need.
In the rare event that your solar array harnesses more energy than your home needs, it is likely because it gets more sunlight than you require. But the question still stands, where does excess energy go…

When investing your hard-earned money in something as expensive as solar panels, you usually want to guarantee that they last a long time. With the overall quality of the panels in mind, we may anticipate a solar panel array lasting around 25 to 30 years. If they remain in pristine condition, they may potentially continue to run for an extended period of time.
However, what actually affects the longevity of your solar panels is the environment in which they will operate. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the difference between regular and stressful situations, as well as some additional techniques to extend the life of …

In the general public’s mind, when people think about solar panels, they picture sloping panels. As is to be expected, it is reasonable to presume that flat rooftops are the best placement for solar panels.
While it is true that flat roofs provide an ideal location for solar panels, the facts are plain and straightforward; solar panels can be placed on almost any flat roof. While it is true that the general public more frequently purchases pitched-roof panels, you may get ones intended …

While solar panels can endure for a long period, they aren’t invincible to the effects of various weather elements. Due to the prevalence of hailing in the locations where solar panel sales are conducted, businesses that do this have begun attempting to adjust placement to withstand the weather better.
Based on a few surveys, the lifetime of solar panels in areas with predominantly hot and dry days is somewhere between 25 and 27 years. Hail causes problems for solar panels in regions where it doesn’t rain, therefore this is below average. That said, as we discuss more on how it can affect your panels, this has no direct …