While rooftop systems are far more common, ground mounted residential solar systems are preferable, even advisable in certain situations.
Powering Homes Sustainably, Efficiently, and Independently
They are also considered as an alternative if the rooftop is partially shaded, old, damaged or interrupted with obstacles. The structure might not be strong enough to withhold the additional weight or not have adequate roof space to install enough solar panels to generate a sufficient amount of power. In such cases, a ground-mounted residential solar system is installed.
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Providing ready-to-use solar systems
Individuals who wish to contribute towards a green and clean planet while reaping enormous benefits can do so by installing a Residential Scale solar energy system on their property
Residential Scale energy setups form a major part of the total solar installations worldwide. A standard residential solar system has the ability to produce electricity anywhere in the range of 5 to 15 kilowatts (kW), but it can be scaled up or down, depending on a number of factors like the location and size of the property, electricity usage, etc.
Although rooftop and ground mounted systems are the most prevalent types of residential solar installations, any space that receives ample uninterrupted sunlight may be used for solar installation. Structures other than the house roof can also be fitted with solar panels if they fulfill the criteria. Structures like gazebos, patio covers, and sheds can be equipped with solar panels without sacrificing any ground space.
Residential Scale systems are capable of providing enough electricity to power a single home, or even isolated installations like satellites, street lights, construction and traffic signs, electric cars, solar-powered tents and electric aircrafts.
