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Adding a solar unit to your home or office can be both an attractive and affordable way to reduce your carbon footprint, increase the value of your property and save on energy bills. And, now is the time to update your home or office with a solar photovoltaic system.

In order to make a wise investment in a new solar energy system, however, it is important to do your research first. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of information that we think you should know before going solar.

Types of Solar Energy Systems

Monocrystalline Silicon

Mono-silicon is by far the most common type of solar unit because they generate the most amount of energy per inch. Their biggest drawback, however, is their bulk which limits your over-all capacity but, due to their efficient design (generating an average of 7 percent more electricity than other types of system), a mere few panels is usually sufficient.

Polycrystalline Silicon

These panels are slightly less efficient than monocrystalline, because of their smaller size and lower levels of silicon. But, because they are cheaper to manufacture, the savings is passed to the consumer.

Building Integrated Photovoltaics

This new solar design is built with aesthetics in mind. Solar shingles, for example, are made to resemble the shingles on a house which creates a seamless transition between building material and solar unit.

Benefits of Solar Energy Systems

Reduced Toxic Emissions

When we burn fuel, whether it be coal, oil or wood, we produce toxic gases such as methane and carbon dioxide, also known as greenhouse gases. By capturing energy from the sun, however, we can create energy without endangering our ozone layer.

Solar energy is the wave of the future. With the exception of a few dreary days, it is a great resource for powering your home and heating your water. Call Siddhi Electrical Works today for more informaiton about installation options on a solar energy system.

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