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Thursday, 13 March 2014

SOLAR PANEL





Photovoltaic (PV) literally means “light” and “electric.” Photovoltaic technologies are used to generate solar electricity by using solar cells packaged in photovoltaic modules.
 The most important components of a PV cell are the two layers of semiconductor material. Sunlight strikes a solar PV panel. Inside that panel are one or more semi conductors that facilitate the creation of an electric current from sunlight.
That electricity is sent through wiring to an inverter, where the direct current (DC) is converted into alternating current (AC) compatible with your home appliances and the utility grid.
From the inverter, the AC voltage passes through the breaker panel, where it is sent one of two places – either into the home to power electrical devices or to the utility meter..
The utility meter measures the amount of solar electricity produced as it is sent to the National grid for use somewhere else. For homes with solar power systems, this meter counts in both directions. That is, when the solar panels are sending energy to the grid, the meter rolls backward, and at night when the grid is providing power to the home, it rolls forward.
How PV Solar Energy works
 All PV cells have two layers of semi-conductors, one positively charged and one negatively charged. When light shines on the semi-conductor, the electric field across the junction between these two layers causes electricity to flow. (The greater the intensity of sun light the greater the flow of electricity). The panels produce direct current (DC) which is converted to alternating current (AC) by an inverter so it can be used by appliances in the home. These systems can either be connected to the national electricity grid or off grid systems. Of all the micro-renewable energy technologies available, photovoltaic is:
 The most straight forward to install and is an easy system to maintain
 Has zero noise, Is pollution-free and environment-friendly and Is eligible for government incentives, from savings on energy bills and from energy sales

 The Electrical Connection
In order to use the energy generated by the PV system, it needs to be connected to the mains electrical supply via an electrical panel.

Solar Water heater


Non-split Vacuum Tube Solar Water Heaters





Features:
1)  Inner water tank shell is made of SUS304-2B food grade stainless steel plates,
and outer tank shell is made of SUS304-2B food grade, welded by argon arc. Water is
pure and drinkable
2) Heat insulation of water tanks adopts polyurethane foam and the thickness is 55mm
3) Silicon rings to connect and seal them
4) The life of the water heater can be 20 years.
5) Whole  strong borosilicate vacuum tubes adopt super hard borax and silica glass
6) Absorption rate: =94%, thermal radiation rate: =6% 
7) It resists 25mm hail 
8) Temperature when exposed to sun without water: 250°C, 2 hours to boiling
point if using single tube
9) If you use electrical appliances, it will begin to work when the temperature of
the water is below 60°C, and will switch off automatically when the temperature
reached 60°C.
10) You have to test the water temperature before using, in order to avoid scalding

11)Capacity: 85L - 300L
Specifications
Vacuum tube
Outer tank
Frame
Ø420-(ø47)
1.5m
Stainless steel
Stainless steel
Ø470-(ø47)
1.5m
Stainless steel
Stainless steel
Ø470-(ø58)
1.8m
Stainless steel
Stainless steel