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Solar power systems for
homes are connected to the electric utility grid,
providing a cleaner and more reliable alternative. |
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You may pay the utility company and
have nothing to show for it or you may invest the same
money into a solar system that will save you money for
many years to come. |
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Facts |
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A line-tied solar electric
system is usually designed to meet just a portion
of your daily energy needs. "Line-tied" means that
your system is connected to the utility lines.
This connection enables you to get the balance of
your electricity from your local utility; it also
allows you to send excess solar electricity back
to your power company.
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Your line-tied solar electric
system will continue to produce electricity during
cloudy weather, with the total amount being
reduced. Power will automatically be provided
through your utility connection at night or during
inclement weather. |
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Solar electric back-up systems are available and
are specially designed to provide power to
critical items during utility outages, using a
Line-tied system. Items can include your
refrigerator, gas furnace fan, water pump, lights;
or computers. |
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Solar electric systems use a
technology called photovoltaics or PV that
converts sunlight into electricity. PV cells are
made of semiconductor material, usually silicon.
They are silent and non-polluting, utilize a
source of energy that renews itself, and require
no special training to operate. |
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The panels are held by a
roofer-designed mounting system that has been
tested to withstand 125 mph winds, and can work on
almost every type of roofing material. |
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Your Solar Electric Power
System, backed with a 25-year warranty, is
expected to last for 30-40 years! |
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Lyle Sell is a licensed Pennsylvania Real Estate Salesperson,
License #: RS210676L |
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