Comments on: PHILIPPINES: companies which install solar panels for homes? http://www.solarandwind4me.com/solar-panels-for-homes/philippines-companies-which-install-solar-panels-for-homes My adventures generating my own electricity with solar and wind power. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 10:20:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Cordi Boy http://www.solarandwind4me.com/solar-panels-for-homes/philippines-companies-which-install-solar-panels-for-homes#comment-849 Cordi Boy Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:44:59 +0000 http://www.solarandwind4me.com/solar-panels-for-homes/philippines-companies-which-install-solar-panels-for-homes#comment-849 Solar Panels for Water Heater? Try SolaHart. I've heard it's expensive initially.<br><b>References : </b><br> Solar Panels for Water Heater? Try SolaHart. I’ve heard it’s expensive initially.
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]]> By: Aref H4 http://www.solarandwind4me.com/solar-panels-for-homes/philippines-companies-which-install-solar-panels-for-homes#comment-848 Aref H4 Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:35:59 +0000 http://www.solarandwind4me.com/solar-panels-for-homes/philippines-companies-which-install-solar-panels-for-homes#comment-848 Most of the listings on the Net were in the years 2007 and 2008, and so far I found only this Solar Electric Co (SOLARCO) 724 48 12, run by a certain Mr.Puckett. You might also try the Green Architecture Movement, United Architects of the Philippines, at 53 Scout Rallos, QC 4126364, 3721796, for better info. Costs may have come down from P70 thou and P60thou that they mentioned in 2007, but I am not sure. Solar panel manufacturing could still be in the infancy stage, although big players like the Lopez Group and Shell Philippines are already in the field. Home use involves the solar panel plus battery plus inverters, although someone suggests to change some home wiring to 12V rather than go for inverters. There were also suggestions that China made appliances like airconditioning and refrigerators are available, running on solar power.<br><b>References : </b><br> Most of the listings on the Net were in the years 2007 and 2008, and so far I found only this Solar Electric Co (SOLARCO) 724 48 12, run by a certain Mr.Puckett.

You might also try the Green Architecture Movement, United Architects of the Philippines, at 53 Scout Rallos, QC 4126364, 3721796, for better info.

Costs may have come down from P70 thou and P60thou that they mentioned in 2007, but I am not sure.

Solar panel manufacturing could still be in the infancy stage, although big players like the Lopez Group and Shell Philippines are already in the field. Home use involves the solar panel plus battery plus inverters, although someone suggests to change some home wiring to 12V rather than go for inverters. There were also suggestions that China made appliances like airconditioning and refrigerators are available, running on solar power.
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