Solar Electric Solutions have come a long way.
Our proven solar electric technology delivers the most reliable, high-performing system to provide the best return on your investment. Our team of Solar installation experts will ensure that your solar system is installed to the highest standards and is maintained for optimal performance.
“Every 24 hours, enough sunlight touches the Earth to provide the energy for the entire planet for 24 years.”
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How Solar Electric works…
Generation: Collect power from your solar panels and transform it into AC power you can use.
Control: Your system constantly collects data and monitors and communicates your system’s data
Management: Your solar professional and you (the homeowner) can monitor and manage your system
Storage: Your AC Batteries will store excess energy, so you can use it when you need it.
A solar electric system provides an opportunity for anyone who is looking to reduce monthly utility bills and make a long-term, low-risk investment
Estimate Your Solar Electricity Needs: To help your contractor to provide recommendations for your system’s type and size, gather information about your home and electricity use.
- Review electricity bills to determine annual electricity needs. Your usage will be shown in kilowatt-hours (kWh). Review each month of the year; you may use more electricity in some months than others (e.g., if you run the air conditioner in the summer). Some utilities offer tools that can help with this review.
- Consider any planned changes. If you will be purchasing an electric vehicle or are planning a home addition, your electricity needs may increase. If you are continuing to make significant changes to improve your home’s energy efficiency, you may need less electricity than you used in the past.
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How much energy can I get from solar in Missouri?
Aside from the power output of the solar equipment you choose to install, the amount of energy you generate with solar panels in Missouri is directly related to the amount of sunlight that hits your panels. Fortunately for homeowners in Missouri, the Show Me State ranks in the top half of all US states for average peak sun hours, with almost 5 peak hours of sunlight per day.
There are additional factors that determine how much solar electricity you can produce. These include shading, panel orientation, and panel angle, which are all used to calculate your total production estimate. a prediction of how much energy your solar installation will produce over time. This evaluation offers a clear estimate of how much energy your solar installation will produce. You can see how much solar panels can save you based on factors like geographic location and shading by using the EnergySage Solar Calculator.
