This article will debunk all the common myths and misconceptions associated with solar products. What are the misconceptions about solar panels on your roof and their work? What is true about using solar panels in cloudy, rainy, or sunny weather?

Kindly follow us as we examine these common myths to establish what is the proven truth.

The Ten Commonest Myths about Solar Systems
Myth 1: Solar energy is too expensive
One of the biggest common fallacies about solar systems is the cost. But when we pay close attention to the prices in the past decade, the trend shows it’s been decreasing. One of the primary reasons for this trend is that there has been a lot of investment in the renewable energy sector, where solar energy is critical.

In addition, there has been an influx of different models and companies creating competition within the market. The rise of investment with the market competition made solar products more affordable. Statistics showed that the prices have fallen by about 30% in the last decade.

Meanwhile, when comparing solar power with coal, generating electricity from the former is cheaper than the latter. At the same time, investing in solar is also more economical in the long run than other forms of electricity. Hydroelectricity is costly to generate and distribute, while generators require consistent fueling and servicing.

Running on solar is still far cheaper when considering the other sources’ costs. Meanwhile, flexible payment offers come with buying solar products, such as the buy-now-pay-later([url]https://solar.omnibranches.com[/url]) and PayGo([url]https:///omnibranches[/url]) plans. You can check some of these packages here.

Myth 2: Solar installation is too complicated
This belief is also untrue. As the knowledge of solar installation became more available, the package became less complicated. Unlike older systems that require a pro-solar installer, the modern solar systems have elementary components to put together and start using. The DIY approach to solar home systems makes it easy to use while aided by an easy-to-read manual.

Myth 3: Solar panels do not work in a cloudy weather
Even though this myth seems believable to the layman, it is not entirely true. Here is what happens: solar panels do not work at their optimum when there is a cloud, depending on the thickness. However, you can still get between a 10 and 25% efficiency. We have created an article on how solar panels function in cloudy weather. So, to put the records straight, solar panels work on cloudy days, only that they have a lower output.

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So also CCTV and Surveillance Cameras
But when you chk the long/short-term benefits, it so much outweigh the cost

Op, hope u know there is a difference between 'SOLAR SYSTEM' and 'SOLAR PANEL'? Abeg make we understand something before coming to misinform people. I rushed into this thread because as a Scientist, I love anything about space and our Earth only for me to come here and see that u are talking about solar panels.

The caption of this thread is misleading.

Anyways would have learned more abouth the myths if not for my resolve to la click la bend.

rtdCivilservant:
Op, hope u know there is a difference between 'SOLAR SYSTEM' and 'SOLAR PANEL'? Abeg make we understand something before coming to misinform people. I rushed into this thread because as a Scientist, I love anything about space and our Earth only for me to come here and see that u are talking about solar panels.

This man is a scammer, do not send solar panel money to him, he specialises in scamming people off thier hard earned monies.

divinebitshop:
This article will debunk all the common myths and misconceptions associated with solar products. What are the misconceptions about solar panels on your roof and their work? What is true about using solar panels in cloudy, rainy, or sunny weather?

Kindly follow us as we examine these common myths to establish what is the proven truth.

The Ten Commonest Myths about Solar Systems
Myth 1: Solar energy is too expensive
One of the biggest common fallacies about solar systems is the cost. But when we pay close attention to the prices in the past decade, the trend shows it’s been decreasing. One of the primary reasons for this trend is that there has been a lot of investment in the renewable energy sector, where solar energy is critical.

In addition, there has been an influx of different models and companies creating competition within the market. The rise of investment with the market competition made solar products more affordable. Statistics showed that the prices have fallen by about 30% in the last decade.

Meanwhile, when comparing solar power with coal, generating electricity from the former is cheaper than the latter. At the same time, investing in solar is also more economical in the long run than other forms of electricity. Hydroelectricity is costly to generate and distribute, while generators require consistent fueling and servicing.

Running on solar is still far cheaper when considering the other sources’ costs. Meanwhile, flexible payment offers come with buying solar products, such as the buy-now-pay-later([url]https://solar.omnibranches.com[/url]) and PayGo([url]https:///omnibranches[/url]) plans. You can check some of these packages here.

Myth 2: Solar installation is too complicated
This belief is also untrue. As the knowledge of solar installation became more available, the package became less complicated. Unlike older systems that require a pro-solar installer, the modern solar systems have elementary components to put together and start using. The DIY approach to solar home systems makes it easy to use while aided by an easy-to-read manual.

Myth 3: Solar panels do not work in a cloudy weather
Even though this myth seems believable to the layman, it is not entirely true. Here is what happens: solar panels do not work at their optimum when there is a cloud, depending on the thickness. However, you can still get between a 10 and 25% efficiency. We have created an article on how solar panels function in cloudy weather. So, to put the records straight, solar panels work on cloudy days, only that they have a lower output.

Continue Reading...
https://infibranches.com/blog/facts-myths-about-solar/

Most of these Myths are not even worth debating on, its comical at its best .

rtdCivilservant:
Op, hope u know there is a difference between 'SOLAR SYSTEM' and 'SOLAR PANEL'? Abeg make we understand something before coming to misinform people. I rushed into this thread because as a Scientist, I love anything about space and our Earth only for me to come here and see that u are talking about solar panels.

I was disappointed as well

Na solar power u dey yarn about

That's not solar system

Hi guys,

I have 2 pieces of 320W and 2 pieces of 300W panels; all are mono and connected in parallel.
Given a suitable MPPT charge controller, how many watts should I expect to generate given a good sunlight hour?
For instance, If I look at the digital screen, how many watts would I likely see.