Blog - Solar panels
How much energy is needed to warm water?
The answer is in this formula:Energy [kWh] = (Tdiff * 4180 * Litters) / 3600000
If you have1 kg of water (=1 liter)and you wish to warm itby 1 degree Celsius, you need to use0,00116111 kWhof energy.
If you have1 kg of water (=1 liter)and you wish to warm it
Totally off-grid - fresh water pumping
This photo shows the very first part of the solar installation at theCzech Sustainable House (CSOD)project.
This is a completely off-grid installation oftwo solar panels (36 cells 160Wp), that run the water pump in the drilled well. The main purpose of this installation was to pump th
The Elerix Shingled Solar Panels 135Wp
You can see the difference - a regular solar panelwith 36 solar cells(on the right) provides around 105Wp. The Elerix shingled solar panel of the same size provides 135Wp - it has 4x 32 = 128 cells.
The Elerix shingled solar panel is fully black with a black frame an the fully black solar c
The ELERIX Shingled Solar Panels - The Technology Design
In previous postings, GWL/Team has provided basic details about theELERIX Shingled panels technology
There are additional key benefits of the Shingled panel technology.
Parallel flow of the electric ener
Czech Sustainable Houses Project – Panels on the Roof ...
The video from the installation of the 48 pieces of. The total of15.8 kWpon the roof.
Enjoy!
GWL/Sunny Solar Panels 4xPACKs
This is the photo of the packing for the 4xPACKs of the solar panels.
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They are real…. GWL/Sunny solar panels
The photo of thepacking. These panels were installed inside the CSoD Project.
The Panels on the Roof
This is a a photofrom 7/2020showing the final result of the installation of solar panels on the roof of the CSoD Project. As you can see and count thre are 8 x 6 = 48 pieces of. The total of15.8 kWpon the roof.
Enjoy!
Keep learning and keep exploring
In partnership with, the GWL/Team is supporting another installation using the. This will be a semi grid-tied and semi off-grid installation using the GWL/Power components.
The GWL/Team is happy to share and support this project. We will be following with more de
No Roof - No House
This is photo series from 6/2020 when the roof on the CSoD Project was installed. Please note that the photos show only the northern roof, that is facing towards the forest. That is why there are no solar panels on this side of the roof.
Enjoy!
Photos by Petr Toman. Thank you!
