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how does a solar panel works?

How do I hook up solar panels to my home

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Seriously, the best way to get an idea of what it takes is to call up a solar installer and get a free quote for your home. It costs you nothing, except your time. If there are no installers in your area, you may be in a bad location for solar.
The fourth answer (kinetic energy) is totally wrong except for follow the instructions If you don't have the basic qualifications, you shouldn't even try besides falling off your roof and electrocuting someone else with bad connections. Solar panels produce low voltage DC power (up to 48 volts depending on design) which can be used directly but rarely is. DC power is stored in batteries for night, overcast days, and times of higher usage. The battery power must be fed through an inverter to produce 20 (or 240) volt AC power that your appliances use. The inverter to house connection must be made in a way that when the main power is turned off (like for repairs) your solar sourced power is not on the wires to hurt someone.
Kinetic energy of the solar photons in the 'light', hit the surface of the compound, displacing the molecular components in it, creating a flow of energy carrying corpuscles down the wire. These - collected at the end of this circuit - produce energy sufficient to cause movement via the magnetic fields they cross on the either natural or electrically induced magnets they pass through. Basic principles to have in mind, is that these panels only produce ONE type of energy: direct. From one side (+) to another (-), and you must follow this principle when connecting. My suggestion is find the supplier and get instructions. They usually have detailed information. In order to hook up this panel, you must follow instructions.
Solar okorder / Here I didn't use an inverter since phones are DC powered electronic units. Hope I've been helpful.

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