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Clean Power Solar Number Fun (VIDEO)

Published on February 21st, 2013 | by Zachary Shahan

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Solar Number Fun (VIDEO)

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February 21st, 2013 by Zachary Shahan 

Check out the staggering solar facts in this Clean Power Research video:

Time to go solar, much?

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  • Bob

    Did you hear about solar panel causing rooftop fire HUNDREDS of thousands of solar panels are at risk of setting roofs on fire because of an electrical fault.

    • Ben

      It happen down under too, grid tide solar panel going up in fire manly caused by high voltage array systems, there are a number of cases reported on this. Most electronic engineers agree on this point that grid tied system are not safe at high voltage leading to the solar panels catch on fire. Germany three years ago reported high voltage solar arrays cause a number of house fires their however there has been no resolution to stop the high voltage braking down the solar cells 1.2v leading to hot spots in the solar panel.

    • SolarOne

      Fearmongering – All electrical systems have the potential for fire and electrocution. That is why there are electrical codes that require built in ground fault and arc fault protection. If you are afraid of an electrical fire from a solar panel installation than you have misplaced fear. You would be better served worrying about how close your curling irons and toasters are to the sink, if you have worn cords lying on the floor, and if you have tested your GFCI outlets (once a month per manufacturers recommendations).

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