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Home solar panels are a great idea if you’re both conscious about the environment, and want to save money on your electricity and/or water bills. In fact people throughout the UK are installing solar panels on their homes every single day and it’s now the most popular form of green energy installed in the United Kingdom.
In this section we cover some more information on solar panels for your home that you may not know, and why they’re proving so popular.
Environmentally Friendly Energy: One of the main attractions of solar energy is the face that they produce no emissions whatsoever. Even during construction they are often made with recycleable materials so well and truly tick the ‘green’ box.
Saving Money on Your Bills: Once installed, solar panels for your home will generate energy freely, with no maintenance costs. In fact they’re so reliable manufacturers warrantees are frequently 20 years if not lifetime. After the intial outlay of installation, you can start saving money on your bills right from the word go.
The Fit Scheme: The Feed In Tariff Scheme allows producers of solar energy to resell any extra energy back to the electricity providers, thereby saving even more money on your bills. This is just one of the extra ways in which your home solar panels can pay for themselves in a relatively short period of time.
Roof Mounted: Roof mounted solar panels are just that… mounted on your roof for elevation and angle. Being placed on your roof they can acheive maximum sunlight, and plug directly into your system. Befor installation, checks will be made on the best aspect, elevation angle and whether your roof is sufficiently strong enough to bear the additional weight. This is particularly important if considering roof mounted solar water heaters as the weight of these is more than the photovoltaic variety.
Isolated Setups: If a roof isn’t at an appropriate aspect, cannot bear the weight or simply isn’t desired, solar panels can be mounted on poles or isolated units in gardens or any other appropriate area which receives sufficient sunlight. They can then be wired into the electricity system using ground cables. These setups allow you to have solar panels anywhere you wish, and can often be used with listed buildings.
Solar Water Heaters: Solar water heaters are used to provide additional free hot water. Usually roof mounted, they provide warm water at no cost. Not to be confused with photovoltaic solar panels, however there are combinations of the two which can offer both heated water and energy supplies.
