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[jeremysun]

Hey there 
My parents are considering buying solar panels on a loan. They need it both for personal use and to selling to the electric company for an extra fee. Can the loan be fully paid off from the cash received from the sale of electricity? They asked my advice and I decided come here to gather info. Thanks!

[broneox]

I think not, but if the monthly bills are equal to the peyments for the loan why not get solar? By the way, what solar panel system are you considering buying?

[jeremysun]

I think not, but if the monthly bills are equal to the peyments for the loan why not get solar? By the way, what solar panel system are you considering buying?

I'm considering buying a Siflab solar system through a local and trusted solar company in my area. They value the whole system at $15000. What do you think about Siflab and how good is it for the money? You can check more information about the quote by the link. I would appreciate any feedback!

[abellay]

Yes, once upon a time, solar panels caught a wave of hype and many people hurried to install them for personal use. It is economical and convenient. By the way, it helps our planet. It doesn't do as much harm as conventional power grids and with solar panels we always have access to electricity. For two years I have installed panels from solarsamui2020.com and they are definitely worth their money, every penny. If you are still in doubt about the purchase, then now is the time to make this purchase

Is this service as good as you described it?

[dilanz055]

jeremysun, you should count a lot of things, like how easy would it be to install solar panels, how many days per year do you have sunny days in your area, and of course - how much money could you spend for that solar energy. My brother-in-law has got couple of 200 watt 12 volt monocrystalline foldable solar suitcases at this website few months ago, and it works perfectly for his house in Florida. Renogy resource has outstanding assortment of solar-related stuff, I like it.

[Lolitta1488]

Have you thought about the option of acquiring inverter chargers, the battery is durable, you can use it everywhere and a good choice. I have one and it works wonderfully for me, I think maybe they can be useful for you and your family company also they have good prices,  hope it helps you and you find what you are looking for.

[RyanGrant]

Hey there 
My parents are considering buying solar panels on a loan. They need it both for personal use and to selling to the electric company for an extra fee. Can the loan be fully paid off from the cash received from the sale of electricity? They asked my advice and I decided come here to gather info. Thanks!

In the long run, buying solar panels will not pay for itself very quickly. But your parents will pay less for electricity.

[SurudRump]

You didn't write how much your parents are going to pay for solar panels, so you could at least get a rough idea of the payback, but it's definitely a useful thing.