A typical residential solar energy system consists of many components, all of which are built to last, helping you harness free electricity from the sun. When a component like a solar meter fails, what do you do? A solar meter is responsible for logging your home’s solar energy system generation in real-time. By referring to…
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How Hot Is Too Hot for Solar Panels?
While photovoltaic solar electric systems have been around for years, there are still some common misconceptions regarding how they function. Most people still assume that solar panels function best in hot climates. In fact, a solar system’s efficiency is less about the temperature and more about the amount of sunlight that the system soaks up…
4 Types of Batteries Used in Solar
Solar power has become an increasingly popular energy source in Central Florida due to its cost-efficiency and environmental friendliness. If you’re looking to make the switch to solar energy, it’s important to understand the types of batteries used for solar storage. In this guide, our team at Solar Bear Orlando discusses four of the most…
What Does the 120% Rule for Solar Mean?
If you’re wisely considering the choice of switching to solar, you’ve likely heard about the 120% Rule. This regulatory guideline set by the NEC (National Electrical Code) is intended to protect both life and property from electric hazards. Solar power systems deliver electric currents to the MSP, or Main Service Panel. Each panel has a…