you can find a installer and they will design and install for you.
Not really. Solar panels operate by sunlight knocking electrons off atoms, and there has to be a particular minimum of light in order to maintain a steady stream of electricity. Beyond Mars, we equip our probes with batteries and generators - because the sunlight at that distance is too weak to generate the electricity needed - so... no. Solar panels on Pluto won't charge anything....
specifically you need deep cycle batteries. And you'll find an inverter comes in handy
None of this stuff is difficult at all to wire up, unless you want to tie in to a commercial grid or something.
Its actually pretty easy check http://kokoye.com/solarenergy-review for answers
Batteries. How did you think it would be?
I'm moving to a deserted island and I was wondering if I can connect solar panels to some sort of device that stores up energy. If this is possible, what would this device be called.
