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Constructing a Solar Light Tube

By on Monday, January 9th, 2012 | 1 Comment

  So you are at the point where you want to use a solar energy productto use in your own home? You may start with a terrific solar energy product called a solar light tube. Ok you may ask, “How do I install this solar tube?” This article will guide you through tapping into home [...]

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Home Solar Power

By on Friday, October 7th, 2011 | 2 Comments

  Home solar power used to be the talk of science fiction. Now it is science fact, and it is common to see homeowners harnessing solar power for the home, and creating some self-dependence and financial savings. Solar power flood lights and solar power water heaters are two of the more popular initial steps you [...]

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Uses Of Solar Energy

By on Thursday, September 1st, 2011 | No Comments

  Going “green” and exploiting the many uses of solar energyin homes has become increasingly popular, whether you are building or remodeling. A great way to increase energy efficiency in your home is to replace your traditional electricity with solar energy. Although it may seem like a large investment to transform your home to use [...]

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Solar powered Lighting

By on Wednesday, August 31st, 2011 | 2 Comments

  When you think about harnessing the sun’s solar power lighting is probably one of the first applications that comes to mind, and logically so. Solar technology was born in 1883 when Charles Fritts designed the first solar cell, and displayed the new energy source by powering, you guessed it, a solar power light! Coming [...]

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Solar Panel Construction

By on Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011 | No Comments

  Solar panel constructionlies at the heart of every solar power system. Also known as the photovoltaic (PV) module, the solar panel is usually square or rectangular in shape, and is where all the magic begins. Without this collector of solar energy, nothing happens. These can be hooked in parallel or used singularly, and come [...]

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Marine Solar Panels

By on Thursday, July 14th, 2011 | No Comments

  For On-board appliances and navigation systems to work, marine solar panelkits can supply power of around 100 Watts, regardless where you are on the water. These Boat Solar Kits get their free power from the sun to backup your electrical systems in marine environments. A clean, hygienic and a renewable resource, yes, that is [...]

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Home Solar Power Kit

By on Monday, July 4th, 2011 | No Comments

  Did you ever hear of a home solar power kit? Well the increasing cost and demand for power in today’s world has made everyone look for alternate sources rather than just paying dearly for and then depending upon the grid for power. A solar kit may be just the answer to this problem. They [...]

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Building a Solar Fountain

By on Wednesday, June 15th, 2011 | No Comments

Building a solar power fountain is a DIY project that can be undertaken by all ages and all skill levels. There is almost no electrical wiring, and little risk of shock, since pumps and PV modules work very well together. A decent solar power water fountain is about $100, and the outdoor project is fun [...]

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Solar Power Pool Heaters

By on Friday, May 27th, 2011 | No Comments

When people hear “water heater”, they don’t think about a solar power pool heaterwhat really comes to mind is their household water supply. But the terms solar power water heaters and solar energy water heater can also apply to swimming pools. As well as terminology, many solar power pool heater characteristics also apply to solar [...]

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Solar Power Shingles

By on Sunday, May 15th, 2011 | No Comments

  Solar power shingles, which are renewable from the sun’s energy, can save homeowners up to 60% on their monthly energy cost. Not only do these shingles provide energy and electricity to your home, they also are a source of energy for utility’s power grid. Any excess electricity that is produced will feed back into [...]

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