When you decide to go solar, there are two types of direct solar energy types that you’ll find: thermal solar, also called hot water solar, and photovoltaic or PV solar. Both solar technologies collect the sun’s rays and convert them into energy that you can use to power your home. But while both rely on…
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Florida Solar Laws FAQ
Florida is one of the best states to live in for switching to solar, but how can you make sure you’re following all the laws surrounding solar power? At Solar Bear Tampa, we know that solar laws are confusing and ever-changing. We always want to empower our clientele when it comes to their knowledge of…
Does Cooler Weather Affect My Solar Panel System?
As the weather begins to cool throughout Florida you may be wondering if those chilly nights and mornings will negatively impact your solar output. Though a bright, clear sunny day is optimal for your solar panels, like other electronics, heat has nothing to do with it! Solar panels work more efficiently in cooler temperatures. Solar…
Why Degradation Rate Matters When Going Solar
If you are interested in installing solar panels for your home, odds are good that you have heard of the concept of solar degradation rate. It’s not something anyone wants to talk about—the speed at which your solar panels begin to show wear and tear over the years—but here at Solar Bear Tampa, we know…
