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are solar energy panels needed to charge a solar battery?


solar batteries can cost upm to thirty thousand dollars.where as ive seen people use a car battery wit an inverter to run electricals.also it is possible to to recharge through a utility hookup at discount price from the utility company,and some batteries have built in recharge capability

There is no such thing as a solar battery- Deep-cycle batteries are used to store electricity for solar applications. A battery stores energy, a solar panel converts energy from the sun into direct current- An inverter converts Direct Current into Alternating Current. A grid-tied solar system doesn’t require batterries, and a stand-alone system does. Utility companies generally will credit you $2.00 a watt from your system.

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  1. #1 by Youthink? at December 16th, 2009

    There is no such thing as a solar battery- Deep-cycle batteries are used to store electricity for solar applications. A battery stores energy, a solar panel converts energy from the sun into direct current- An inverter converts Direct Current into Alternating Current. A grid-tied solar system doesn’t require batterries, and a stand-alone system does. Utility companies generally will credit you $2.00 a watt from your system.
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