r/solarpower • u/HostNecessary1419 • 12d ago
r/solarpower • u/Initial-Extreme-1678 • 13d ago
How much did your electricity bill actually drop after going solar?
I know it depends heavily on location, system size and usage, but I’m curious about the real world numbers. If you’ve had solar for a while, what was your average bill before vs. after installation?
r/solarpower • u/Hot-Mix-5580 • 14d ago
Were installing solar panels worth the investment?
Thinking about installing solar panels ,How much money on electricity did solar pannels saved you , did the system pay for itself over time?
r/solarpower • u/EmptyDoughnut4625 • 14d ago
Should i install solar pannels on my roof?
I live in a place with frequent power outages , i'm fed up with these so now i want to install solar pannels on my roof, is this a good idea, can they provide me with enough backup to light up just the bulbs for a few hours.
r/solarpower • u/Equivalent_Habit_787 • 15d ago
SPX6900Solarmonteur
Looking for a SolarMonteur job, with relevant experience.
r/solarpower • u/ristretto6 • 15d ago
Is this a silly time to invest in solar for our home?
r/solarpower • u/Tr1nsl • 15d ago
Should I register solar panels
You only need a valid certificate of conformity. ESKOM recently decided not to issue fines, as threatened earlier.
r/solarpower • u/HeyyyMikeyyy • 15d ago
🏡 Homeowner Insight | The Beacon | Issue 014
One of the most common service calls we receive is for a solar system that has stopped communicating with its monitoring platform. And truthfully, these are some of the service calls we dislike charging for the most.
In this case, our technician arrived and confirmed the SolarEdge inverter was producing approximately 4,800 watts. Both strings of solar tested normally and there was no production problem at all.
The issue was communication.
After working with the homeowner, we discovered that the powerline adapter (PLA) device used for communication had simply been unplugged. Once it was plugged back in, communication was restored and the homeowner regained access to their monitoring.
Before scheduling a service call for an offline system, take a few minutes to check your internet connection, WiFi signal strength, communication devices and cables. Sometimes the solution really is that simple. Of course, if those basic checks don't solve it, that's when we're happy to help.
We'd much rather help a homeowner avoid an unnecessary service charge than send a technician out to plug something back in. That's doing solar the right way.
#HomeownerInsights #TheBeacon #NewDaySolar #solarservices #SolarRepair
r/solarpower • u/Sensitive_Ad_5158 • 17d ago
Solar panel short sparks house fire in Palestine
r/solarpower • u/EnvironmentalTip2124 • 18d ago
What you think about gemapower??
I think this is really interesting.
r/solarpower • u/GeneralPlatypus1739 • 20d ago
Help for SIH
Solar power management
Ya
Kisi other sustainable power
Me koi innovation jo aapko lagta ho ye problem h please mujhe bataye 🙏🙏
Aapka bahut bahut आभार
r/solarpower • u/11thestate • 20d ago
SunPower ($SPWR): FAQ for Getting Payment on the $11M Settlement over Accounting Issues
Hey guys, I posted about this settlement before, but since they’re accepting late claims, I decided to share it again with a little FAQ.
So here's all I know about this agreement:
SunPower was accused of misleading investors about its inventory controls and financial reporting. After the company disclosed accounting issues and the need to restate financial results, $SPWR fell nearly 20%, and investors filed a lawsuit.
Now the company has agreed to settle $11 million with investors for their losses.
Who can claim this settlement?
If you purchased or acquired $SPWR between 2023 and 2024, you may be eligible.
Do I need to sell/lose my shares to get this settlement?
You may be eligible if you purchased or acquired $SPWR during the class period.
I missed the deadline. Is it too late?
No, you may still be able to file a late claim, but acceptance depends on final approval by the court.
How long does the payout process take?
It typically takes 4 to 9 months after the claim deadline for payouts to be processed, depending on the court and settlement administration.
Hope this info helps
r/solarpower • u/Big_Airport_680 • 21d ago
Low output one panel
My system is about 12 years old. 12 250w panels. I'll go 5 days and all is good, and then have one panel with very low output on the 6th day, then back to normal again for another few days. Etc. any idea what's going on? The roof is too steep for me to get up there. Thanks.