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What is the Best Solar Panel for Your Home

You should choose the power output of the solar panel depending on the size of your home. A small house does not need 10KW power output. While it would not be a waste, it is still unnecessary since the saved electricity would be sent back to the grid. It would make sense for the power output of a medium-sized home to be a 6.6kw solar system.

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What is the Best Solar Panel for Your Home

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  1. anNSEGCompany What is the Best Solar Panel for Your Home? 1300 786 266 www.sunboost.com.au

  2. anNSEGCompany As energyresources continue to soar in price each year, more and more homeowners have been turning to solar panels to supply electricity to their homes. As energy resources continue to soar in price each year, more and more homeowners have been turning to solar panels to supply electricity to their homes. It is a way to save a lot in the long term and act in a much more environmentally conscious way. Sunboost is critical to the evolution of the solar energy sector. Our mission is simple: harness the power of the sun. By bringing the cost of solar energy down to grid parity with fossil fuel customers, we make solar accessi 1300 786 266 www.sunboost.com.au

  3. anNSEGCompany How to determine the best solar panel for your home? To getthe best solar panel for your home, you have to set a few criteria first. Once a solar panel meets all those criteria, you can be assured it is the best one for your home. 1. The Size of Your House You should choose the power output of the solar panel depending on the size of your home. A small house does not need 10KW power output. While it would not be a waste, it is still unnecessary since the saved electricity would be sent back to the grid. It would make sense for the power output of a medium-sized home to be a 6.6kw solar system. 2. Warranty for The Panel The warranty can be such a huge factor. It is not only about making sure your panel is covered for a long time, but it is also an indication of whether the panel is of good quality. A manufacturer who is confident in their product and its durability would not mind issuing a warranty that stays for a long time. For the solar panel’s performance warranty, you want the life expectancy to touch the 25 years’ mark. This is because the output of a solar panel tends to lose heat over time. However, how bad it gets depends on the quality of the panel. 1300 786 266 www.sunboost.com.au

  4. anNSEGCompany Then, there is the product warranty. This warranty is to cover any and all defects that the product might have while manufacturing. Again, this is on the manufacturer, and typically, it can be about 10 years. 3. Tier-1 Ranking From Bloomberg, when a solar product has the Tier-1 ranking, it becomes evident that the solar panel is from a good brand. A manufacturer only gets this ranking when it is deter- mined that the business would be here for the long run and would continue to prosper. And you want the company to be around because if they are not, the 25 years of warranty would ultimately be of no use. If a solar panel has a Tier-1 ranking, it does not necessarily mean the product is good. However, it does mean the manufacturer is good enough to earn the trust, and the quality of the product is unlikely to be dissatisfactory. Read More 1300 786 266 www.sunboost.com.au

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