Solar Independence

In some instances some homeowners like this option - you may want to tie your solar power system to a nearby power grid. The good news is that grid-tied systems are easy to install! Tell us about your experience!

It’s anybody’s guess that solar power and pollinator habitats would go so well together! But that’s exactly the case; case in point, the state of Indiana. What kind of economic benefits has solar (power) development provided your state? https://bit.ly/3chosrk

Harnessing renewable energy is a science and at Solar Independence, we have the skill and state-of-the-art technology & equipment to meet the growing demands of solar. We offer cost-effective ways to power any home. Reach out to us for more info: 716-523-0790.

One of the benefits of a versatile solar panel power inverter is that it can convert your home’s direct current (DC) power to alternating current (AC)! This means your electrical devices and systems run more efficiently and more affordably! What kind of inverter do you have?

These days, every penny counts, which is why investing in high-quality solar energy equipment is a wise thing to do. Maintenance is also important. Solar cells, for example, the foundation of every solar power system, require periodic cleaning to function well.

It sounds simple enough, but solar power from your controller box travels to your battery where it’s then stored. How much and how long this power is stored is based on amp hour rating. Bottom line, the right type and battery amount is critical. How many batteries do you have?

This solar setup on a bank only takes up a portion of the roof, but it is powering the entire business. https://bit.ly/2YqCscA

For solar panels that come with a 25-year warranty, contact Solar Independence for a consultation today! https://bit.ly/2WPPv7M

You know it's all about the sun, but you might not know exactly how a solar panel works. Here's how: https://bit.ly/2ytm7tG

Do you think eco-friendly homes are inherently expensive? It might not be what you think: https://bit.ly/3gfBENW

FYI: With just four hours of sunlight, a single 250-watt solar panel can produce 1 kilowatt of power, or 1,000 watts. Multiply that by the number of panels on the roof, and you can see how much power can be generated in a day.

New Jersey is experiencing a big boost in solar energy and that is going to benefit a lot of customers. https://bit.ly/2CRp7Th

Does your company utilize solar power? Are there any plans to do so?