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Based on your wattage calculator, we will need between 22,000 and 30,000 watts per day, will this set-up provide that?
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PowerG Grid-Tie Solar System - 4.80kW, 20-Panel Array, Model# Power 4.8

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PowerG Grid-Tie Solar System offers this grid-tie solar system that is designed for residential and commercial applications. The kit provides an investment-grade array of solar panels, inverters, racking and technical support to capture the power of the sun for your home or business. High-performance 240 Watt, 72 cell monocrystalline solar panels (64.6in.L x 39.1in.W x 1.8in.H) collect power and heavy-duty, 60Hz based inverter converts solar energy to grid-tie compliant AC power. Call 888-955-3469 for free online evaluation and quote. Common Usage: Grid-Tie System, Panel Type: Monocrystalline, Solar Panel Wattage: 240 Per panel, Rated Watts (kW): 4.80, Dimensions L x W (in.): 64 5/8 x 39 1/8, Thickness (in.): 1 13/16, Material Type: 72 Cell monocrystalline, Solar Panels Included (qty.): 20, Batteries (qty.): 0, Mounting Hardware Included: Yes Reduce or even eliminate electrical bills; in some cases system can spin meter backwards and sell excess electricity back to the utility
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Questions & Answers for PowerG Grid-Tie Solar System - 4.80kW, 20-Panel Array, Model# Power 4.8

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i see the output is 4.8 kw. Is this how many kw that is put out per hour or day or month ?

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The 4.8 does not designate the amount of wattage it provides. The unit provides 4176 watts of A/C power. To determine the kilowatts that it would provide, the 4176 watts would be multiplied by the hours of sun in your area on the panels. This total is multiplied by 30 days for the total KW per month.
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kilwatts is the output... if you are looking to compare vs what your utility charges, that is kilowatt-hours...which is the calculation the Northern staff gave you... kilowatts x time in hrs=kilowatt hours. Example 4.2 kilowatts x 12 hours of sun = 50.40 kilowatt hours x 30 days = 1,512 kilowatt hours per month. In my area, that is about $105.84 worth of retail electricity at $.07 (7 cents) per kilowatt hour. If you use that much during the daylight hours. If you sell your power back to the utility, that rate is lower than you pay.
answered 11 months ago
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how much does the 20 solar panel system weigh installed??

have to know if my roof will support it
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This weight installed would be approximately 1,100 pounds. It is about 3 pounds per square foot. Each panel is 39" x 66" and weighs 49 pounds. The mounting hardware is aluminum, so it is lightweight.
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How may boxes is this product shipped in and what is the approximate weight of each box?

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The solar system is complete with one crate of panels weighing 1000 lbs, another crate weighing about 350 lbs with the inverter, cables and mounting hardware and the rails are bundled weighing about 120 lbs.
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Can it supply AC 240 volts for overseas use?

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The PowerG Grid-Tie Solar System creates 12 volt electricity. That electricity could then need to be converted to 240 volt power through inverters. Northern Tool currently does not sell any 240 volt inverters.
answered 10 months ago
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Can the solar panels be mounted on a flat roof?

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Yes, the solar panels may be mounted on a flat roof, however, the reason you always see solar panels at an angle is so they are directly facing the sun to get the optimum performance out of them.
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What is the expected life of this product?

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This PowerG Grid-Tie Solar System has a 25 year limited warranty on the solar panels and 10 year limited warranty on the inverters and racking.
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