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This product is designed to supply power for outdoor 12V applications. You will enjoy convenient electricity wherever you go. This unit is ideal for maintaining 12V auto and marine batteries. Features: Compact designed With blinking blue charging indicator to give a clear view that the generator is working. With detachable connectors for different application, like battery clamps, cigarette lighter plug. With built-in diode to prevent reverse charging. Can charge a wide range of applications, or as an independent power source for outdoor activities like camping, exploration. Specifications: Uses amorphous silicon solar cells (11 1/2″ x 3 1/2″) Power: 2 Watts max. Working voltage: 12V max. Working current: 150mA max. Dimension: 13 1/2″ x 4 3/4″ x 7/16″ Net weight: 14.5 oz. PLEASE NOTE: This Unit Is “NOT” Waterproof
I know the cost of how much solar panels are but what is the price to install them?If I were to install about 10 on a building?
Hello! That is great that you are thinking of installing solar panels. Just to be clear, I believe you are talking about solar panels to produce electricity, aka photovoltaic panels. As mentioned in previous answers, the cost of installation will vary depending upon your location. But a good estimate is $7-$10 per Watt for a grid-tied, battery-less system.
So if you installed 10-200 Watt solar panels, that would be 2000 Watts (2 kW) and cost approximately $14,000-$20,000 before rebates and incentives. Be sure to check for local rebate programs and read about the 30% federal tax credit here:
www.dsireusa.org
Good luck!
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