Is Solar Power Worth the Cost?

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  • čas přidán 5. 06. 2024
  • Is solar truly worth it? We invested millions of pesos for our solar setup at the #skypod with the hopes that not only will our home be greener but will also help us save on our electricity bills. In this video we do an electric bill reveal, take a tour of our solar system, and most importantly answer the question "Was it all worth it?"
    Enjoy the video! Make sure to like and subscribe!
    If you need a solar installer for your home, contact:
    gonzalesronmar39@gmail.com
    or visit their website at bit.ly/Totalsolarph
    (They did the skypod and we are happy with their work)
    Don't miss out on the opportunity to harness the potential of solar energy. Click the links below to learn more about the innovative products of Huawei FusionSolar and join me in saving your electricity bills and contributing to a more sustainable, smarter tomorrow.
    🔗 Huawei FusionSolar Philippines : solar.huawei.com/ph.
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  • @mandyroieatendido6217
    @mandyroieatendido6217 Před 6 měsíci +113

    I have a solar power system set up for a 6.2kWp grid-tied system, and it's really worth it. My electric bill is between 2 to 3 thousand a month from a supposed 15-18k monthly bill. I'm on net metering too. One of the biggest mistakes that I made was when I only opted for grid-tied, and now I am planning to upgrade it to a Hybrid System with a battery. For those of you who are planning to install solar, please do so. It was Slater Young who helped me decide, not only on the installation of the solar power system but also on the construction of our dream home. Thanks, Slater!

  • @ellegarcia9
    @ellegarcia9 Před 2 měsíci +1

    ang ganda ng solar system, this can be a big change for the Philippines if ever maging malawakang project ito ng bansa. maganda at malaking tulong para sa lahat, makakatipid talaga

  • @workhardforit
    @workhardforit Před 6 měsíci +17

    We have a 6kw system JA + Huawei with 30kw Luna battery back up.
    (Initially grid-tied lang pero nag hybrid na inverter na kami para minsanang gastos sa labor and stuff, added batteries during a week long power outage a year ago since may konting disposable naman kami)
    Our monthly bill is -600 to -1300 pesos a month, with air conditioning 24/7. Hybrid setup, battery is only used during outages. At night we consume the power back from Meralco which was “deposited” during daytime.
    Net zero kami and all our appliances are inverter, energy star, LED lighting etc. We produce around 21kw of power a day and consume just 15-17kw.
    The most we spent is pay a carpenter 500 pesos to mop our solar panels twice a year.
    The battery isn’t used much so projection for lifespan is around 15 - 20 years which is fine with us vs buying a big generator and liters of fuel just to keep our life running smoothly during typhoons and such.
    If magpapakabit ka palang, please, might as well pay a bit more for a hybrid inverter kasi for sure gugustuhin nyong magpakabit ng batteries, it’s life changing plus minsanang aberya and gastos nalang.

  • @imeeong-hallare3261
    @imeeong-hallare3261 Před 6 měsíci +2

    galing ng explanation!!! Love it. So easy to understamd.

  • @fries2222
    @fries2222 Před 6 měsíci +17

    Another informative and worth-the-time videos, I love how he easily explains a complicated topic and you never get bored until you finish the video. BTW I know you cover engineering related topics but if you can also tackle money growing techniques like time deposit vs regular savings vs Pag-ibig Savings :)

  • @iam.kellysantos
    @iam.kellysantos Před 2 měsíci +1

    Oh wow so its definitely a game changer! It may be costly and expensive at first but in the long run its really helpful and cost efficient

  • @Yana-jc3dh
    @Yana-jc3dh Před 6 měsíci +6

    Very informative! More to go, Engineer!! :)

  • @zodiacfml
    @zodiacfml Před 6 měsíci +16

    13:42 Huawei should correct you on this. The batteries in your Huawei product use LFP cells. In short, it has "at least" 10 years of useful or cycle life.

  • @ramwave6228
    @ramwave6228 Před 6 měsíci +33

    You really have to invest a lot for the set up. I hope it's really worth it. Our government should really consider looking at the benefits of solar power amd focus on using alternative sources of energy to lessen our electricity bills. Thank you Slater Young for sharing and more power!

    • @rbeezy20
      @rbeezy20 Před 6 měsíci +9

      The problem is the price upfront. Realisically speaking only the upper class and businesss would save a lot on electricity bill. Normal houshold wont ble able to afford this kind of setup.

    • @poultryboy1984
      @poultryboy1984 Před 6 měsíci

      Do you have a rough idea what a system of this size cost to supply and install?

    • @rbeezy20
      @rbeezy20 Před 6 měsíci

      Video state about 2 million php
      @@poultryboy1984

    • @razzlebautista79
      @razzlebautista79 Před 6 měsíci

      i think he already have enough power, in excess to be exact.
      i read in
      engineers,ph
      the best type & most economical setup

    • @zodiacfml
      @zodiacfml Před 6 měsíci

      yes and no. there are installers for the rich but it can also be really cheap like those people with a small solar setup who doesn't own land and not connected to utility.

  • @justingriffin2546
    @justingriffin2546 Před 6 měsíci +3

    You deserve it sir...poor Philippines applauds your good fortune.

    • @burnmedina
      @burnmedina Před měsícem

      Hahahahaj..poor Philippines can't afford it

  • @snowbert7800
    @snowbert7800 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Grabe pangmalakasan na set up

  • @poysportal
    @poysportal Před 6 měsíci +5

    Well explained and very informative. 👍

  • @ALTQQ
    @ALTQQ Před 6 měsíci

    Dang! quality content as always! sana all!

  • @NatalieFabro
    @NatalieFabro Před 2 měsíci

    Iba talaga ang benefits ng solar energy, no? Sana maging accessible ito para sa lahat para makatipid sa kuryente ang lahat

  • @ivierdp1951
    @ivierdp1951 Před 6 měsíci +18

    We also use the hybrid setup with around 8kwh hybrid system and smart batteries. Halos mag zero bill nadin kami even though gumagamit na kami ng dalawang 2.5hp aircon daily at 3 small .5 hp aircon. During night blackout gamit na gamit din si battery 🙂

  • @rogerangela
    @rogerangela Před měsícem +2

    This is very informative. I hope our government can come up with a program about solar powering Pilipino homes just like Ca. USA. It will really help the nation, most especially Philippines is blessed with sunlight.

    • @llothar68
      @llothar68 Před měsícem

      Good luck trusting the government

  • @junesanjosejr.8010
    @junesanjosejr.8010 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Thank you Sir Slater for this knowledgeable facts in solar power system👌

  • @xxxxyz5526
    @xxxxyz5526 Před 3 měsíci

    Dami kong learnings, thank you po🙂

  • @godfraydionzon9539
    @godfraydionzon9539 Před 6 měsíci +1

    this very informative, Engr. Young. Thank you!

  • @marlonmorales8672
    @marlonmorales8672 Před měsícem

    Salamat sir, sobrang solid na explanation, need lang siguro iexplain further na yung net metering medyo matrabahong proseso(depende sa lgu) baka kasi isipin ng iba na matic na bibilhin ng DU ung mga sobrang solar harvest.

  • @thatguyslater
    @thatguyslater  Před 6 měsíci +6

    I placed the link to our installer in the description box (not affiliated with them but we are happy with their work)

  • @TheKentanthony
    @TheKentanthony Před 8 hodinami

    This would be convenient every summer when things gets expensive.

  • @chrisstar6848
    @chrisstar6848 Před 6 měsíci

    This is lit Slater👏👏👏 galing, very good investment indeed.

  • @anthonycanon
    @anthonycanon Před 6 měsíci +1

    Very informative, thanks sa detailed explanation sir.

  • @emilliteral5707
    @emilliteral5707 Před 6 měsíci +3

    Cost wise I think more or less almost the same. It is more on choosing between Sustainability (renewable energy / less emission / freedom) over Grid Connection (provider reliability / maintenance / services). A win some - lose some situation.

  • @INCOGNITO-kd5ub
    @INCOGNITO-kd5ub Před 6 měsíci +2

    ROI depends on how much energy u use, the sun, efficiency of your panels, inflation and how much the energy company is willing to pay for your energy. Dito sa Australia it takes 10yrs+ to get ROI. Unlike sa pinas na laging may araw and 2 seasons lang. So sulit talaga magpa solar sa pinas.

  • @nate86diy43
    @nate86diy43 Před měsícem

    Good content, and I really appreciate how you explained between a hybrid and a non-hybrid… You really point out the pros n cons, very informative and educational. Kudos to this video! This video will certainly help Cebuanos make the right decision.

  • @zodiacfml
    @zodiacfml Před 6 měsíci +6

    13:45 yes and no. go strictly grid tied if for example may mga tao sa bahay during daytime at binubuksan ang mga aircon. go with hybrid or with a battery if you're going to use aircon in the night/during sleep

    • @mangjose03
      @mangjose03 Před 6 měsíci +1

      Yes, most cases pag residential ang building normally full load sila during night time, kasi uwian ng studyante and trabahante sa bahay.

  • @marvingulanes5577
    @marvingulanes5577 Před 6 měsíci +5

    a good solar panel setup is really helpful specially if you are in a location where the local electricity cooperative has brownouts regularly.

  • @IzalOliveros
    @IzalOliveros Před 6 měsíci

    Very informative sir!! thank you.

  • @ellenkailapatulot9007
    @ellenkailapatulot9007 Před 6 měsíci

    kudosss!! hoping next is algae generated power!! yayy been studying this and it's satisfying to know a lot more about algae! and also this will also be a part of my architecture thesis!! 🥰✊

  • @nelcaps1649
    @nelcaps1649 Před měsícem +1

    If you're in a relatively stable PU area, the most sensible would be a hybrid grid tie system with a minimal amount of battery - say for powering efficient DC fans, your internet gear or Starlink. during hours long outages. Once I build my retirement home, this will actually be my plan - maximized Solar Panel coverage and around 2-5KW of Battery Storage that will only be used "sparingly". I will still have a Diesel Genset though for those really long post-typhoon power failures (or I go somewhere else while waiting for power to be restored).

  • @miuf56
    @miuf56 Před 6 měsíci

    Solar Power was our life-saver during Odette for 10 days. Highly recommended.

  • @SoftColdHearted
    @SoftColdHearted Před 6 měsíci

    I’ve been wanting to install a solar system at home but wasn’t sure kung asa mas better sa hybrid ug grid tied. Mostly man gud mga systems sa gawas ang akong makita.. maayo nalang gani you did this video! Have more idea which one i could start with considering the cost of each system.. thank you!

  • @akihisa7635
    @akihisa7635 Před 6 měsíci

    Relate, no second thoughts on turning ac as long as malakas yun energy and every time na may scheduled brownout it feels good talaga to still have power hahaha

  • @junebhernardcordero5711

    Super informative, thank you Sir Slater! :)

  • @eilselecra2315
    @eilselecra2315 Před 2 měsíci

    As always very informative content..

  • @tonybritt3144
    @tonybritt3144 Před 4 měsíci

    Great video sir

  • @annetactacan5927
    @annetactacan5927 Před 4 měsíci +1

    This video is very informative and easy to understand. It is highly appreciated! ^_^ However, it just covered almost the positive side how about the negative side? Like pros and cons of having solar power system? Hopefully there will be another series of videos about pros & cons, maintenance and so on. Looking forward to those kinds of videos. Thank you so much! ^_^

  • @edselfajardo881
    @edselfajardo881 Před 6 měsíci +4

    What a very premium setup sir! Wa nay igang inig brownout. Well-explained! The setup may look overkill for others but from the size of their house, it is very much approriate, especially in the heat of Cebu. And the battery looks like a Telsa charging station 👌

    • @razzlebautista79
      @razzlebautista79 Před 6 měsíci

      yes, but it is huawei and in reddit allegedly it says in comes with spyware.
      cellphones, camera, government camera used in roads made in china allegedly have spyware
      on sleep mode and can be activated when needed.
      like during a war or hunting a certain individual allegedly.
      how true? but it is banned in usa and parts of europe.

  • @pamilyaBaran
    @pamilyaBaran Před 6 měsíci

    I was waiting for this

  • @milesanna
    @milesanna Před 25 dny

    Thanks slater! God bless

  • @Tylenol888
    @Tylenol888 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Me i will go for grid tied first. I am ok to have brown out. Its not always. Plus my house is just gonna be around 150sqm and will be a efficient house that i dont have to always turn on my AC. If i have a budget already after i got my roi for solar panel maybe i will just add battery enough to power lights and charge phones and internet and water pump. I think that is the most practical way to have solar. Efficient house plus lots of solar. Then just battery for emergencies enough to cover basic neccessity needs.

  • @ImwithGod07
    @ImwithGod07 Před 6 měsíci

    Thank you Slater helping save mother earth

    • @thompson3508
      @thompson3508 Před 2 měsíci

      How he save the earth?More technology more Criminals borned like cyber hacking ètcetera...

    • @randomrandom5740
      @randomrandom5740 Před měsícem

      LOL

  • @yeanswers
    @yeanswers Před 3 měsíci

    Great video, thanks for sharing the Slater! 💡

  • @edgarconsul1531
    @edgarconsul1531 Před 10 dny

    Yayaman nyo ah. Sana all😂

  • @judeseroje2161
    @judeseroje2161 Před 6 měsíci

    Thanks for the info.

  • @user-sh4cf2tx8q
    @user-sh4cf2tx8q Před 3 měsíci

    Im gonna contact you sa Ph kapag nagpakabit ako ng solar panel. Im one of your new subscriber. From New Jersey, USA

  • @EleryTan
    @EleryTan Před měsícem

    Thanks for sharing this informative video! It's great to learn more about solar energy. However, I couldn't help but notice at 1:55 there's exposed wiring between the solar arrays. In the US, it's standard practice to enclose PV wires in EMT conduit to comply with building codes and ensure safety. Considering the investment made, it's surprising the contractor overlooked this crucial detail.

  • @rutsrakregey
    @rutsrakregey Před 6 měsíci

    Very complete, detailed and informative. Thanks Engr Slatee

  • @myself5554
    @myself5554 Před 12 dny

    good explanation

  • @Kickass_TV
    @Kickass_TV Před 7 dny

    thanks Young Slayer for informative video

  • @ravenfaith5411
    @ravenfaith5411 Před 6 měsíci

    Please tell us about the maintenance. Would really help us who wanted to have our own solar panel at home. Thank you in advance! ❤

  • @lucferine2652
    @lucferine2652 Před 10 dny

    good job, man.

  • @iamamidian
    @iamamidian Před 6 měsíci

    Positive thoughts kuya! Lols 😂 even sa business hindi mo agad makukuha ROI po same with the split system they have. Not just that environment friendly yung system they have! 1yr palang Pero laki na Din na titipid nila!

  • @lynnnunal6478
    @lynnnunal6478 Před 6 měsíci

    Slater thank you fir thus video its very informative🥰🥰🥰

  • @user-bm5ht8ze2t
    @user-bm5ht8ze2t Před 6 měsíci +2

    SPS user here for 3 years. Meron lang akong Off-Grid/Double-Throw set-up. 1kW Solar Panels with 5kW-hr LifePo4 battery. Ako na ng design and set up sa lahat, with one helper I hired. So far, total cost I have is around 75KPhp. 60% of the cost comes from the battery. From having an electric bill of 3-4.5K per month, nasa 350-700Php nlang ngayon. Dahil may battery, may kuryente ako kahut brownout.
    Just pointing out that what he's doing is a very good investment. Especially, if ikaw mismo gagawa.

    • @datupaiburong4496
      @datupaiburong4496 Před 3 měsíci +1

      So ROI nyo is only around 2yrs?

    • @user-bm5ht8ze2t
      @user-bm5ht8ze2t Před 3 měsíci

      @@datupaiburong4496 Yes. installed mine on 2020. Bawi na ako ngayon. Only expense I made eh yung mga pamunas sa solar panel.

  • @pepsy.
    @pepsy. Před 6 měsíci +1

    Hi Slater. We are also trying to lower our bills and have begun using solar powered lights in our home. Para sa masang tulad ko na walang 2 million, or even 100k sa bangko, can you give us a review of items that we can use to build our solar powered system at home?
    Net metering is good pero kahit hindi na muna yun magawa for now. Just a simple set up na pwedeng magamit in case of emergency black outs. If you can do that, we will greatly appreciate it as well. Pinaka popular bilihan ng electronics ay sa Raon, so.. can you make a content and review of items na accessible sa Raon? Huawei is trusty for sure, we just cant afford it yet in this economy.
    Sana mapansin mo. Really appreciate your vids on improving our homes din. Looking forward to it. Thanks!

  • @rbess72
    @rbess72 Před 2 měsíci

    Solar Panels it pay for itself in d long run usage . Thanks Slater

  • @zodiacfml
    @zodiacfml Před 6 měsíci

    mabuti tumaas yung presyo ng kuryente kaya gumanda ROI nila. back then, nung unang install ito, around 8-10 years ang estimate ko sa ROI nila. but still poor, sobrang bilis ng ROI kapag na-install ng ibang installers saka kung hindi huawei yung equipment.

  • @maximus914
    @maximus914 Před 6 měsíci

    wow 2.4 million? sige pakabit na ko bukas

  • @thefireballxyz
    @thefireballxyz Před 20 dny

    Okay lang yung grid-tied kasi mas mura ang kuryente sa gabi kesa sa araw.

  • @JetEngine85
    @JetEngine85 Před měsícem

    Totally worth it if we can afford it

  • @AlphaHomeDC
    @AlphaHomeDC Před 7 dny

    watching this while powered by our offgrid solar setup. Sobrang mahal coz we have a contractor kc di kami marunong mag DIY (and we're still halfway to completing our installment plan), but it's soo worth it!

  • @basiliobastardo255
    @basiliobastardo255 Před měsícem

    Sir Slater, i hope you can account all cost and you can have a video after 3,5,7 years to compute the real actual ROI.

  • @2003alvin
    @2003alvin Před měsícem

    pwede kayo mag setup ng ice plant etc. extra business dami excess nyo power

  • @ciriloabatay7678
    @ciriloabatay7678 Před 6 měsíci

    Sir Engr Slater ,ilang kilowats po ung bahay niyo sa schedule of load computation ska ilang kw solar panel lahat nagamit?

  • @theantemon6720
    @theantemon6720 Před 6 měsíci +2

    Roi in five years is effing good! And upfront cost is even lower than I expected.
    Nakaka aaze din na comparatively ang liit ng space na gamit ng batteries.
    Only question that I have is pano kung nag shot down ang grid due to maintenance, does that mean contnious PA rin ang supply. Ng panels sa grid?

    • @crisjohnpaulsumalinog5810
      @crisjohnpaulsumalinog5810 Před 6 měsíci

      Hybrid system sir yes po

    • @poultryboy1984
      @poultryboy1984 Před 6 měsíci +1

      Did he mention how much the upfront cost was for a system this size? I must have missed it.

    • @mangjose03
      @mangjose03 Před 6 měsíci

      @@poultryboy1984 yes, the total installation cost is 2.4Million Pesos (Hybrid and Grid tie)

  • @erykcangg
    @erykcangg Před 6 měsíci

    Ano po assurance na di siya liliparin sa bagyo like the one na tumama sa bahay niyo dati?

  • @-jan
    @-jan Před 6 měsíci

    good morning sir slater. bag-ong mata ba 😄

  • @Manen026
    @Manen026 Před 6 měsíci +3

    this is "the dream".

  • @antoniofreirez8409
    @antoniofreirez8409 Před 6 měsíci

    Normally in over overseas they are not used battery because it’s expensive..

  • @zachary261
    @zachary261 Před 6 měsíci

    As you lower your carbon footprint, are you planning on buying an electric vehicle? Or would that be impractical because the roads in Cebu are so bad and gets flooded easily from a downpour?

  • @miloargonaut08
    @miloargonaut08 Před 6 měsíci

    Sana ol, may planeta sa bahay.. did you make a 9 planet system or 1 planet lang?

  • @gtrepairapple1822
    @gtrepairapple1822 Před 6 měsíci +1

    solar user here 6kw on grid + 6kw off grid para sa ilaw.efan,1Ac,small load..
    10month na din ako - sa bill ko..pero diko pa masabe na free energy na ako..dahil di ko po nakuha ung ROi ko.
    sa mga nagbabalak mag setup ng solar.e match lang sa consumu ng bahay...
    take note..kapag lagi - ang bill mo sa meralco or other electric company..after 1yr mawawala yung sobra harvest mo.naka lagay yan sa kontrata ng net metering...

    • @alfredrrla5466
      @alfredrrla5466 Před 15 dny

      Base on his numbers about 6k to 10k monthly electric bill his ROI for 2.4m is about about 20years not including battery replacement.

  • @muntingmagsasaka9056
    @muntingmagsasaka9056 Před 6 měsíci

    Kung ROI is 7yrs eh pakabit kana agad lalo na kung may pera ka naman, i think life span ng solar panel/cell is 25yrs + maintenance, sulit na sulit yan pag-zero/negative bill mo sa nx 10-15yrs, nka-aircon na lagi walang alalahanin na bill ng koryente

  • @chickenph
    @chickenph Před 6 měsíci +1

    Dapat talaga Yung mga may kayang mag solar system mag pa install. Ang dahilan ay bababa ang presyo Ng kuryente dahil nababawasan ang supply, and sa case nyo po nakakadagdag pa kayo Ng supply sa grid. Ang mabebenefit Neto Yung maliliit na consumer Ng kuryente dahil nga bababa ang presyo Ng kuryente. Kaya please lang Yung mga mayayaman pakabit na kayo wag Ng pagisipan pa madami Naman kayo g disposal income, makakatulong pa kayo na mapababa presyo Ng kuryente sa atint bansa

  • @rudolfvalacegerna9184
    @rudolfvalacegerna9184 Před 6 měsíci

    sir Slater whats the difference between micro-inverter and optimnizer?

  • @attyarlene2508
    @attyarlene2508 Před 23 dny

    Will the solar power help in diminishing the heat in the roof made of galvanized iron? Thank you.

  • @dmaverick9525
    @dmaverick9525 Před 6 měsíci +3

    A few questions:
    How much is a solar panel per square meter?
    How much power is generated per square meter?
    How much power is generated per square meter in a whole year? Minus the days when it does not generate power.
    How long is the life span of a solar panel?
    How much is the total return after total investment during it’s lifetime?
    Are solar panels recyclable? If they are how much power is needed to recycle it?

    • @AwesomeLov3
      @AwesomeLov3 Před 6 měsíci

      you can Google it and find your best specifications of Solar Panel , SSC and Batteries of what you want. All manufacturers are giving their best specification that meets your needs but be ready for their price. 😂

    • @erikaaragoncillo
      @erikaaragoncillo Před 6 měsíci

      Ff

  • @namelessone5968
    @namelessone5968 Před 6 měsíci

    life goal talaga yung solar, yung initial setup lang talaga yung biggest hurdle ng solar

    • @NatalieFabro
      @NatalieFabro Před 2 měsíci

      Yeah, maganda talaga yung solar energy as an alternative energy source. Medyo may kamahalan lang pero dapat talaga ma-maximize ito sa pinas eh

  • @junquixote4700
    @junquixote4700 Před 6 měsíci

    noticed starlink disc.. can u make a vlog on this too?

  • @ghe0210
    @ghe0210 Před 6 měsíci

    If you are zero out the battery it shorten the life, can I ask how about the warranty of the battery? And how much for each battery the cost thanks

  • @VN88ph
    @VN88ph Před 6 měsíci

    This is really for those with budget tlaga. It feels bad lang kasi the good Quality materials are really expensive - imagine 2.4M for his setup? And in 5/6 years time pwedeng for replacement na yung batteries -so baka hindi ka makapag ROI? 😊 The good thing though clean energy yung gamit mo..

  • @vernonranis
    @vernonranis Před 7 dny

    Good day sir. I'm from Cebu as well and planning to have solar panels installed. I saw your "Odette aftermath" video and saw that few of your solar panels are still intact. Did any of your panels flew off or did they all survived the typhoon? Also are they still functional? Because you mentioned in this video that the hybrid setup costed you 2m and I hope it can survive an Odette level typhoon.

  • @kylee1977
    @kylee1977 Před 6 měsíci

    Boss ano po opinion nyo about sa solar system ng tesla?

  • @fmgamerc5413
    @fmgamerc5413 Před 4 měsíci

    i noticed na wala na yung foam type sa roof niyo Engineer. The one you guys sprayed to secure your roof from leaks and heavy rain sounds. Is that the issue you were referring to from the video?

  • @micomor
    @micomor Před měsícem

    Solar Panels have become dirt cheap. Sana you did an itemized breakdown so we can compare it to today’s prices. As I understand, panel prices might have gone down by 50% or more. Not sure about batteries but am sure it’s also gone down significantly since lithium prices collapsed by 80% from its peak. Just to give you an idea, a Jinko 550W panel is only 4,900 or cheaper. The thickest hardiflex board which is roughly the same size is 1,600 I think. A glass door with the same size as a solar panel would be more expensive. So are panels cheap? Yes! Thinking that payback could be achieved in 2-3 years given our expensive power rates.

  • @oseng0010
    @oseng0010 Před 6 měsíci

    mamaw na set up... iba talaga kapag may pera kana tas magtitipid kapa...

  • @miuf56
    @miuf56 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Ma carry over ang negative amount next year? Coz here sa Dumaguete dili. 😔

  • @haydeeglenn
    @haydeeglenn Před 6 měsíci

    Kaya po kaya sa lahat ng klase ng roof ng mga bahay? Yung company na po ba maghandle ng installation fee ng mga solar panels?

  • @BeyondTheVlogs
    @BeyondTheVlogs Před 6 měsíci +3

    clean energy? not really (maybe)
    imagine the carbon footprint left by producing those components specially the batteries
    not to mention that you have to replace batts every so often
    it is an alternative
    this is just my opnion...yours may be different and I respect that

    • @mangjose03
      @mangjose03 Před 6 měsíci

      Do you have any idea how "often" to replace a new battery?

    • @chrisstar6848
      @chrisstar6848 Před 6 měsíci

      Better than traditional coal plant or nuclear power plant energy. What's your solution?

  • @mantawilhanoufa.3153
    @mantawilhanoufa.3153 Před 6 měsíci

    Engr. Slater unsa bay bisaya sa truss?
    Hehehe wa man gud kabalo among instructor then wasad mi kabalo sa binisaya ato, basin diay kabalo ka. Unta matubag thank you po hehe

  • @johnmaester2012
    @johnmaester2012 Před měsícem

    sir slater how long will it last yung mga panels po if want ko po mag pa grid-tied system? and dun po sa budget ilang panels po yung grid-tied system niyo po and ilang kwh po avg. na gegenerate? sana mapansin hehe😁TIA.

  • @fightnight14
    @fightnight14 Před 6 měsíci +1

    How long until that negative bill catches up with the tots cost of those solar panels and maintenance?

  • @loydireyes5054
    @loydireyes5054 Před 6 měsíci

    question: if one is going full solar setup at home, does it mean that he should also maintain the same level of use-electricity-like-theres-no-tomorrow lifestyle?

  • @bertogaming3353
    @bertogaming3353 Před 6 měsíci

    Sunod Nyan EV car. Talagang libre na Pati sasakyan. Getting advantage of our weather here in pins

  • @joshguillermo1879
    @joshguillermo1879 Před 6 měsíci

    Pwede po ba na bumili ng wires gamit yung negative bills sa power grid?

  • @pjc593
    @pjc593 Před 6 měsíci

    Surely naka LifePo batteries yan kaya 100% efficiency ratings sya.

  • @jdbtnc
    @jdbtnc Před 4 měsíci

    Do you have a supplier/installer to have a quote for our residential projects. Please send us the link.