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Historic NY

(37,449 posts)
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 05:51 PM Dec 2014

My Solar installation is almost done...

They came this morning all young and eager to get it done. It been cold an overcast all day. I have to say they asked and explored several ways to make the electrial connections the least intrusive as possible. I have one conduit on the side of the house. We made a decison to pull all the panels at the back of the house away from prying eyes. Very neat job. They were happy I shown them how I brought service in from the rear garages to the house. Made the job go quick. I ended up with 18 panels. NRGhomesolar. I only had to go buy a wireless router for monitoring.
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My Solar installation is almost done... (Original Post) Historic NY Dec 2014 OP
great news! we still like watching our meter spin backwards all day nt msongs Dec 2014 #1
so how many kilowatts, and how much did it cost? ..nt quadrature Dec 2014 #2
Cost nothing .... Historic NY Dec 2014 #3

Historic NY

(37,449 posts)
3. Cost nothing ....
Wed Dec 17, 2014, 01:06 AM
Dec 2014

3.87 kW AC (4.47 kW DC)

They get the residuals from the electric returned to the grid and I get the reduction in the monthly bill of 100 - 125 a month. I could pay off the lease but I rather have it go to them. There was no cost to me.

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