Video není dostupné.
Omlouváme se.
7 things you MUST KNOW before you Purchase Solar For Your Home
Vložit
- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- Want a FREE Solar Quote? Go here: www.solarprost...
What are the 7 Things that you MUST KNOW when purchasing Solar Panels for your home? In this video, I cover this and much more.
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Ownership in System
1:44 - Tax Credit Does not Apply for Everybody
3:14 - Energy Consumption Determines Size of System
4:02 - Need Quote?
4:19 - String Vs. Micro Inverter
5:36 - Like and Sub
5:45 - Cash vs. Loan
6:47 - Net Metering is not same for everybody
8:05 - It is not a short process
9:19 - Outro
I'm oversizing to make sure I exceed my annual consumption no matter weather or future consumption patterns and to cover ANY system degradation in the out years, plus we might be adding a second EV to our family motor pool. Since my power company offers a one-to-one Net Metering I will "gift" any extra power to them until the items listed above start kicking in.
Why is oversizing unnecessary? Wouldn’t the larger size, due to net metering, decrease ROI time? Also less price/watt with larger sizes? Great video
Plus additional SRECs
Don't go with the lowest bid. I made that mistake
I find it funny you discuss string inverters, microinverters, but not power optimizers. And from the visuals you imply that solaredge is a string inverter only. Come on dude...if your claiming to be unbiased, please then do so. Power optimizers are valid option in the solar market place.
Optimizers paired with string inverters are a great option. However, with the failure rates with Solar edge at the moment, and Enphase being only 0.05-0.10 cents, more expensive, it is hard to not go with micro inverters in this day in age
@@solarprosteam Solaredge just released a new line of power optimizers. The S series. How can your “failure stats” include that? Technology as with business improves. You should probably re examine Solaredges offering before assuming Enphase is the only solution. All I’m asking for you to do is give a balanced and open approach. If you want to recommend one over the other then just say so, but don’t just assume for the people who are watching your video and omit valuable information.
@@ushipb00 so you are saying he should base his video and statistics on unproven products that have not had long term testing.
No, the inverters were breaking, not the optimizers. Let’s just get the facts straight.
So currently net metering is 1 to 1 but how do i find about the credits? You mentioned some places will not have a limit and other places will. Sorry in advance if my question didnt make sense im just trying gather information so i can make an informed decision. I have noticed there isnt much leasing talk about ground mounted systems at all its all about the roof mount systems.I will tell you that sunrun showed up at my door trying to sell solar....first i dont that kind of business because no one that shows up at your front door is there for you! They have to have a huge incentive for themselves! And it is absolutely mind blowing to me to me and cant really comprehend leasing anything for 25 years 🤯. Especially something that is attached to my house. To me thats like own a car but not the engine. And you cant modify it or do anthing to it. I asked the salesman.. what about selling my house... i said what if the buyers dont want solar? With a straight face he said... "you wouldnt even know the buyer doesn't want soloar, because they wouldn't buy your house.. after noticing the look on my face🫨 he said if you were on realitor looking for house and you didnt want soloar then you wouldn't buy a house that has soloar. I said then your talking to the wrong guy because if i liked everything except the soloar panels my offer would say i will buy the house if the solar is removed or i would remove it myself
And if you dont like it after 2 years well might as well sell your house because your stuck with the lease!