"small Solar Energy Lights" System © – Act Now!
It is any household’s dream! – “Small Solar Energy Lights” System enables us to produce by ourselves, unlimited-free power-supply with almost no dependence on the power-company. Very quickly you’ll find out that this technique can easily operate refrigerators, w. machines, and other popular home-appliances. Read this article right now and find out more about how this innovative technology can change our lives.
Overview
So, what is the secret of this “Small Solar Energy Lights” System? – Well, it is about downloading one of these user-friendly guides that explain in simple words how to create Solar-Cells at minimal cost & effort. Before choosing a guide verify that it answers your needs; verify that it provides the following: clear illustrations, photos, diagrams, videos, and technical support. Anyway, here are some important benefits and tips to help you better understand this topic.
What are the main benefits?
Let’s quickly see what is in it for us:
* Rely only on your own energy-resources and not the ones supplied by governments or corporations.
* Can produce 1000 Watts +.
* Can work for anyone, no matter where he/she lives on the globe.
* Extremely easy to be implemented by almost anyone.
* Powers up basically any appliance at home: fridge, washing machine, computer, TVs, lights and more.
Tip to go
Be aware that nowadays it is possible to get the paneling for free – most professional guides will show how to do that.
Summary
If we want to summarize the following article we can clearly say that “Small Solar Energy Lights” System easily enables us to ‘erase’ our elec. expenses from our monthly budget. We could probably come across other great benefits provided by this unique invention, simply because we no longer need to rely on others to supply these needs. Now is the time to take action – it is recommended to watch it in action so you could explore the various advantages that it provides.
Jason Gilford
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Why pay PG&E or Edison when you can get free energy from the sun….?
LIKE NATURE INTENDED? I’m moving into my new apartment and I’d like to make or build my own system….I want to build my own!!!! Forget buying huge oversized expensive panels from greedy so called eco friendly companies….I want the knowledge to build my own.
"Solar energy can be used to power almost everything now, and it can be used at home with or without solar panels. Some of the most common and effective ways to use solar energy are to capture it without having to buy expensive or complicated panels for your roof. You can use small, inexpensive solar panels to power laptops, lights, and even use solar ovens to cook your food"
-Ehow
First of All, linnyon or whatever your name is. How do you think our ancestors survived the winter??? There were no Edison of PG&E Obviously they did, you and I wouldn’t be here. I’m not giving PG&E Shit!!! Candles are not expensive and I also know how to make my own battery for light. Have you heard of zero point energy. I don’t think so. And to the rest of you, I pay my money that mean the apartment is mine….I don’t care if its not mine on paper or by law….Laws don’t mean anything to me. My Money my rules….I PAY RENT!!!THAT MEAN WHILE I’m there I could do whatever I want. I’m using Solar Panels on MY ROOF..YEP I SAID IT. You all can remain passive and fearful or laws and rules while your hard earned money go right to corporations and governments if you want to good luck.
so apparently you’re going to eat cold food, in the winter when it’s raining and the sun isn’t shining.
and you’re going to burn candles for light in the evening during winter.
(keeping in mind candles cost hundreds of times more than electricity.)
and it’s an apartment, so you really can’t have a solar hot water heater, which means you’re taking cold showers from now on.
by the way, it’ll take something like a 2-3 foot square solar panel to power your laptop.
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If you were able to build your own panels they would be double or more the size of already existing panels and wouldn’t be able to produce as much power as commercial ones, then you’d also need to make a battery system for night time use which you would need to buy one of them for sure to use with the solar power.
And i don’t think a apartment would allow you to put panels on their roof or anything else for that matter.
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Ehow
I too live in an apartment, am a dreamer and would love to save the whales, the air, environment, etc but the reality is that we (in apartments) can’t live off of the grid…..but you can be more efficient, and not consume as much. The solar panels for laptops, lights and oven sound a bit dreamy and a tad unrealistic, but I would love to be proved wrong!
My advice for immediate "green living" would be to first off, contact PG&E, & Edison for an in home energy audit. Usually the utilities will do this for free, and they will tell you what if any changes you should make to your apartment, house, etc. I live in Florida, and ironically enough had Florida Power & Light at my apartment yesterday afternoon for my free audit. I found it quite helpful, as I found out that our hot water heater was set to 180 degrees!! (Now I can assure you that our showers did not feel as though they were that hot, and I still have skin on my body so I don’t know about the 180 degrees but that’s a lot of money and energy being wasted!) I had the technician adjust the interior thermostat…for obvious reasons.There are also private companies that do Energy Audits, but they charge for their services. A typical price range for their services are from $200-$800. Other easy to do fixes in the apartment are to install a low flow shower head in your shower, make sure that your toilet is a 1.6 gpf, replace the filters in your AC every 3 months, make sure your dampers are open, and that your AC grills are not dirty, install 3M window film on the inside of your windows (or slidding glass balcony doors) and hang curtains or window blinds to reduce solar glare, don’t drive your car as much, etc etc. The cost for some of these recommendations , low flow shower head, 3M window film, etc are eligible for the energy efficiency tax credits on your return, so that can be helpful.
Secondly, contact PG&E and Edison to see if they have a renewable energy buying program. A few years ago Florida Power & Light (FPL) had a program where you paid an extra $10 a month and that extra money went towards the purchase and use of renewable energy. (allegedly)
Lastly check with your landlord or property owner as to what if any "green" characteristics there are to the building. Is the roof is white? ( so that it obviously does not absorb as much heat and the building’s AC doesn’t have to work as hard) Perhaps the pool has a solar heater? the Air Handler is a new energy efficient model? the outdoor flood lights have fluorescent bulbs? the driveway is sealed with a permeable material? (reducing storm water runoff) there are solar panels on the roof? Should the building have some of these components then the property manager/management company/condo board, etc can be eligible for federal tax credits (under the 2005 Energy Act and its enhancements from the ARRA) where that savings conceivably could be passed down to you. Check with a company called ETS (Engineering Tax Services) as they will come to the building, check everything, and then report to the management company as to what efficiency changes can be made. If the roof is capable of supporting solar panels or film and there is enough sunlight then solar might work too. Check with a company called Sun Electronics, as they are a solar system distributing company that has relationships with installers all throughout the country. I know these questions and recommendations may sound a bit Extreme and although there is no silver bullet, a close second is always good.
As I said before I too live in an apartment, hate paying an electrical bill, and most of all love the environment and would love to do what I can to prevent its destruction.
Good Luck
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