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* CUSTOMERS EMBRACE COMMUNITY SOLAR
Learn how consumers and businesses have embraced solar and wind generation.
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* FACTORY TO BE OPENED BY HOME BATTERY GIANT THIS YEAR
Increased home storage options for consumers are just over the horizon.
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* U.S. SOLAR PANEL IMPORT TARIFF TO HIT EUROPEAN, ASIAN MANUFACTURERS
Global tariffs may harm the growth of solar power use and manufacturing.
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* RENEWABLE ENERGY CAPACITY SET TO EXCEED TARGET GOVERNMENT SAID WAS IMPOSSIBLE
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* SOARING POWER BILLS SEE CONSUMERS SWITCH TO SOLAR INSTALLATIONS
Soaring power bills and lack of trust in energy retailers are driving more
consumers to install their own rooftop solar panels, a new report shows. The
review finds higher prices and the growing complexity of energy offers means
more customers are opting for solar energy installations. According to the
national retail energy competition review, only one in four Americans say
energy retailers have their long-term interests at heart. This has dropped by
10 per cent from 2017.
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Larry Baxter (Salesforce Demo) asked a question.
22 de February de 2022 at 17:57
Maintenance Activities & Schedule for Turbines?
I'm investing in a home turbine and battery backup, and I'm super excited about
building energy independence! But I want to make sure I'm planning for the
maintenance I'll have to do, and I've been reading through the documentation and
only found a short paragraph around maintenance.
Can anyone point me to materials I might use to plan my maintenance schedule?
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Mike Garcia (Salesforce Demo) asked a question.
22 de February de 2022 at 17:57
Tips and Tricks?
Hi! I'm a new member of this community, and I am quite excited to get
started. Can you tell me what's the best place to find tips and tricks from
other customers? It would be a real help to learn from others' experiences.
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* Gabe Hoskins (Salesforce Demo)
2 years ago
I'd also recommend that you attend one of the upcoming events in your
area. They're a great place to pick up tips from other customers!
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Mike Garcia (Salesforce Demo) asked a question.
22 de February de 2022 at 17:57
Regional Partners?
How would I find which partners provide sales and service for your products in
my region?
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* tsupp (Salesforce Demo)
2 years ago
Hello. If you visit the "Partner Locator" section of our website, you can
enter your address, and it will tell you which partners serve your area.
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Larry Baxter (Salesforce Demo) asked a question.
22 de February de 2022 at 17:57
Maintenance Activities & Schedule for Turbines?
I'm investing in a home turbine and battery backup, and I'm super excited about
building energy independence! But I want to make sure I'm planning for the
maintenance I'll have to do, and I've been reading through the documentation and
only found a short paragraph around maintenance.
Can anyone point me to materials I might use to plan my maintenance schedule?
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Mike Garcia (Salesforce Demo) asked a question.
22 de February de 2022 at 17:57
Tips and Tricks?
Hi! I'm a new member of this community, and I am quite excited to get
started. Can you tell me what's the best place to find tips and tricks from
other customers? It would be a real help to learn from others' experiences.
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* Gabe Hoskins (Salesforce Demo)
2 years ago
I'd also recommend that you attend one of the upcoming events in your
area. They're a great place to pick up tips from other customers!
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Mike Garcia (Salesforce Demo) asked a question.
22 de February de 2022 at 17:57
Regional Partners?
How would I find which partners provide sales and service for your products in
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* tsupp (Salesforce Demo)
2 years ago
Hello. If you visit the "Partner Locator" section of our website, you can
enter your address, and it will tell you which partners serve your area.
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Duncan Macintosh (Salesforce Demo) asked a question.
Edited by SDO_A1 30 de April de 2019 at 15:39
What's the best base material for a Solar Panel?
I'm planning out my home system, and I will likely mount my panels on the
ground. That leaves me wondering whether I should pour a concrete pad, pour
reinforced piers, use stake mounts, or take some other approach. What have folks
used before?
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This is something that's often overlooked, so I'm glad you're thinking ahead! A
few thoughts from my experiences:
* CODE COMPLIANCE: ALWAYS consult your local building codes. Different counties
have different requirements.
* CONCRETE PADS: These are generally unnecessary for a ground solar
installation, as they are good at supporting a ton of weight...like in a
driveway application.
* CONCRETE PIERS: The most permanent solution, and the most labor-intensive.
But they can get you some elevation, and will generally stand up to wind very
well and provide for great water drainage. Be sure to build piers deep enough
to avoid frost heave in areas prone to freezing.
* STAKE MOUNTS: Expensive accessories to buy for each mounting rack, but much
easier to install and likely less costly overall.
* GROUND REST: The default for most homeowners. The mounting brackets in the
stores are all designed to ground rest, but you may want to consider water
runoff in your installation area.
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* Mark Smith (Salesforce Demo)
2 years ago
Agreed with ehale above...what I found also worked was to ensure that the
room itself is brightly lit so that folks in the room can be seen!
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Andy Peterson (Salesforce Demo) asked a question.
Edited by SDO_A1 30 de April de 2019 at 15:51
Cannot Get LTE Connectivity Speeds
My wind turbine system is a little remote, so I opted for the LTE-based remote
monitoring option instead of relying on wifi. But lately my account is showing
only 3G level connectivity most of the time, which has me concerned about the
quality of data I'm getting from the installation. I'm wondering:
1. Has anyone else encountered this?
2. Any ideas for remedying the issue?
I'd hate to resort to a wired connection, since that would be pricy.
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* Robert Simpson (Salesforce Demo)
2 years ago
Guys, I'm not sure the firmware issue is related to your speeds. There are a
whole host of other things that can affect speed. But yeah, I wish Cirrus
would update the firmware too!
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