A great match for some back-up power in a cabin, a cottage, RV or boat, this Sunsei Solar 400-watt 16-1/2-volt charger gives reliable & renewable energy as a great alternative to a loud and pricey diesel, propane and gas generato (more…)
400-Watt Sunsei 71015 SE-24000 16.5-Volt Solar Panel Generator
October 8th, 20091.5-Watt 15-Volt Coleman CL-100 72000 Solar Panel Battery Trickle Charger
October 8th, 2009
Engineered to protect against normal battery drainage and electronical drain in vehicles, small trucks, vans, ATVs, PWCs, smaller boats, snowmobiles, rideable mowers, tractors and SUVs, this Coleman solar 1.5-watt 12-volt battery charge (more…)
CL-300 4.5-Watt 15-Volt Coleman Solar Panel Battery Charger / Maintainer #72001
October 8th, 2009
Engineered to protect from normal battery draining and electronical drain in boats, trucks, RVs, or mobile homes, the Coleman solar 4.5-watt 12-volt deep-cycle battery charger maintains the 12-volt batteries in the vehicle charg (more…)
9-Watt 15-Volt Coleman 72002 CL-600 Solar Panel Battery Charger / Maintainer
October 8th, 2009
Engineered to guard against normal battery drainage & electronical drain in cars, recreational vehicles, SUVs, and trucks, the Coleman solar 1.5-watt 12-volt deep-cycle charger maintains the 12-volt batteries in the car cha (more…)
3-Pack Malibu Solar Landscape Flood Lights with Remote Panel, Plastic, Textured Black #LZ413
October 7th, 2009
As far as our flood light, this is the most powerful solar floodlights we have that include 3 adjustable lamps, each with 3 white colored LEDs to give you improved light output strength. Every lamp features a ground spike/stake & wall-mounting brackets for a combination of instal (more…)
Designers Edge L-949 10 LED Rechargeable Solar Panel Shed Light Model
October 7th, 2009
From the Manufacturer
This 10-LED rechargeable solar panel shed light offers 100,000 hours of light. It is ideal for the home, garage, or workplace to automatically and easily illuminate any area to ensure safety and security, all while (more…)
Choosing the Best Location for Solar Panels
October 7th, 2009Selecting a location to place your solar panels is extremely important in order for you to get the maximum electricity output. Here are a couple of rules of thumb for helping you select the best location to place your solar panels. Exposure Factor Ideally, the panels should be installed where they will be exposed to the sun’s energy throughout the entire day. By being exposed to the sun’s energy throughout the entire day, the panel will obviously be able to produce more power over a longer period. Avoid any Blockages Most solar panel arrays are installed on the roof area. Apart from the fact that it is the one location in your home that provides maximum exposure to the sun, it is also usually the place with the least amount of blockage. Any object that can cast a direct shadow on your solar panels will directly minimize the amount of electrical energy that it is able to produce.
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Choosing the Best Location for Solar Panels