How do residential solar panel systems work?

Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic (PV) cells. When sunlight hits a solar panel, the PV cells in the panel absorb the energy, creating a flow of direct current (DC) electricity.

How long do residential solar panel systems last?

While residential solar panels generally last 25 to 40 years, the actual lifespan of your system will depend on a number of factors, such as its exposure to the elements, temperature, maintenance and more.

How big are the solar panels used for residential homes?

Solar panels can vary in size and weight, depending on the brand and panel availability. Typically, residential solar panels span 66 x 40 inches for the panel, and 1.25 x 1.6 for the frame, weighing roughly 42 pounds. For more accurate information, reach out to a reputable solar provider who would be able to give you a free quote and specifications of what solar panels are being used.

How much does it cost to install solar panels on my home?

The cost of residential solar panel installation varies based on the size of your home and its energy needs. At Zeno, we understand that every home is different, which is why we maximize your space by designing a residential solar panel system around your property’s size and needs.

How much do solar panels used for residential homes weigh?

Residential solar panels typically weigh an average of around 42 pounds, but this will still depend on the brand and size of the panel itself. For more accurate information of the weight of the solar panels, reach out to a reputable solar provider for a FREE quote. They can provide you with the specifications of the panels used for your home.

My Inverter Is Not Connected To The Internet.

Your inverter is connected to the internet either via a D-Link, Powerline Adaptor, or if installed after October 1st, with built in Wi-Fi

If no changes were made to your internet (internet provider or password) and the lights on your D-Link or Powerline Adaptor are not green, unplug it from the outlet for 10 seconds before plugging back in. If this does not fix the issue, please utilize the below guides.

To re-connect your system to the internet with a D-Link, please follow the D Link re-Connection Guide

To re-connect your system to the internet with a Powerline Adaptor, please follow the Powerline Adaptor Connection Guide

To re-connect your system if you were installed after October 1st, please follow THESE INSTRUCTIONS to re-connect via Wi-Fi

My inverter is not connected to the internet.

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