Not only have eight US presidents come out of Ohio, but the state has a burgeoning solar industry. Through its strong net metering program and renewable energy certificates, the state is helping residents go green.
Solar panels for sale in Ohio
Mission Solar 435W Solar Panel 108 Cell N-Type i-TOPCon All-Black MSX10-435HN0B Assembled in USA Wholesale 30 Panels per Pallet
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LONGi 375W Solar Panel 144 cell PERC Bifacial LR6-72HBD-375MC Wholesale 26 panels per pallet
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Meyer Burger 385W Solar Panel 120 Cell HJT All-Black MB_B120AyB_385 Wholesale 30 panels per pallet
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Mission Solar 435W Solar Panel 108 Cell i-TOPCon Monofacial N-Type MSX10-435HN0B Assembled in USA Commercial 840 panels per Container (Truckload)
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LONGi 375W Solar Panel 144 cell Mono PERC LR6-72HPH-375MC Commercial 660 panels per container (Truckload)
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Waaree 540W Solar Panel 144 Cell PERC Bifacial Bi-55-540 Commercial 558 panels per Container (Truckload)
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LONGi 375W Solar Panel 144 cell PERC Bifacial LR6-72HBD-375MC Commercial 572 panels per container (Truckload)
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Regitec 550W Solar Panel 144 Cell RMH72-550S1 Commercial 620 panels per Container (Truckload)
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LONGi 370W Solar Panel 72 cell Mono PERC LR6-72PH-370M Commercial 728 panels per container (Truckload)
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LONGi 370W Solar Panel 144 cell PERC Bifacial LR6-72HIBD-370M Commercial 630 panels per Container (Truckload)
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GSTAR 550W Solar Panel 144 Cell PERC Bifacial GSP7G72M(H)550WT Commercial 620 panels per Container (Truckload)
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Solar panels in Ohio are reliable and cost-efficient energy generators for your home, business, RV or a boat. They work as long as there is daylight, aren’t afraid of winds, hail, snow or rain, and last for over 25 years.
The average size of a home PV installation in the US is 5-6 kW. A system of this capacity covers 80-100% energy needs of a medium house. Its cost may vary from $5,000 to $10,000, depending on the panels’ brand and incentives available. Since a solar system powers your appliances during the day, your energy bills reduce greatly. Overall, a PV installation brings in around $100 each month on average and thus pays for itself in 6-7 years.
Solar energy is a great solution for boondockers and sailors as well. Since panels work everywhere, don’t need fuel, don’t smell and are silent, they start to replace gas generators, which traditionally were used to charge house batteries. Sometimes even one panel is enough for everything you have on your boat or RV. Generally, panels go on a trailer roof, and when it comes to marine installation, modules are fixed on a stern rail, deck or canvas.
Solar inverters for sale in Ohio
Inverter is another necessary component of a solar panel system. The panels by nature produce direct current which can’t be used by most house appliances. That’s why an inverter converts DC to AC and sends it either into the grid or to your appliances.
Another functions that inverter perform include:
- Interaction with the grid;
- Arc fault prevention and protection;
- Optimization of the solar array production;
- System monitoring.
Inverters can be grid-tied, off-grid or hybrid. While the names of the first two are self-explanatory, a hybrid inverter can be used both as a grid-tie or an off-grid one. In other words, you can pair it with a battery, and if a blackout happens, the inverter switches your house to battery support instead of shutting down.
Inverter is the most complicated part of a solar installation and it requires proper maintenance. For Ohio residents, it is recommended to put an inverter in a cold dry place out of direct sunlight — the garage is the best option. To prolong its lifespan, wipe the dust off of it, clean air intake filters and check the screen for errors.
OutBack Inverter 50A GS8048A-01
Specifications:
- Condition — New
- Input Voltage DC — 48
- Output Voltage AC — 120/240 VAC
- Solar panel compatibility — 60/120, 72/144 cell
- Type — Grid-tie, Hybrid
- Dimensions LxWxH — 28 x 16 x 8.7 inches
- Watts — 8000
- Manufacturer — OutBack Power Systems
- Model — GS8048A-01
- Operating Temperatures — -4 °F to +122 °F
- Rated Efficiencies — 96%
- Weight — 125 lbs
- Warranty — 5 years
- Delivery Time — 5-7 business days across the US
SMA Sunny Boy Inverter 5kw SB-5.0-1SP-US-41
Specifications:
- Condition — New
- Input Voltage DC — 480
- Output Voltage AC — 240
- Solar panel compatibility — 60/120, 72/144 cell
- Type — Grid-tie
- Dimensions LxWxH — 21.1 x 28.5 x 7.8 inches
- Watts — 5000
- Manufacturer — SMA America LLC
- Model — SB-5.0-1SP-US-41
- Operating Temperatures — -40 °F to +140 °F
- Rated Efficiencies — 97.6%
- Weight — 57 lbs
- Warranty — 10 years
- Delivery Time — 5-7 business days across the US
SolarEdge Inverter 5Kw SE5000H-US
Specifications:
- Condition — New
- Input Voltage DC — 480
- Output Voltage AC — 240
- Solar panel compatibility — 60/120, 72/144 cell
- Type — Grid-tie
- Dimensions LxWxH — 17.7 x 14.6 x 6.8 inches
- Watts — 5000
- Manufacturer — SolarEdge
- Model — SE5000H-US000BNU4
- Operating Temperatures — -13 °F to +140 °F
- Rated Efficiencies — 99%
- Weight — 25.6 lbs
- Warranty — 12 years, extendable to 25 years
- Delivery Time — 5-7 business days across the US
Ohio solar panel incentives or rebates
Getting a residential solar system can be a daunting task, especially since it involves a huge financial investment. Fortunately, the federal government and many local governments have programs that can help lower the cost of ownership.
One of the most popular programs is the federal tax credit for solar investment. This is a tax credit that’s available to homeowners who install solar panels on their homes. It can save them thousands of dollars on the installation cost.
In addition to the tax credit, Ohio also has a variety of financial incentives for homeowners. One of these is the net metering program, which allows people to sell their excess energy back to the grid.
How much energy can I get from solar in Ohio?
Aside from the equipment’s power output, the amount of energy that you can generate with solar panels in Ohio depends on the amount of sunlight that hits them. The good news is that the policies and incentives of each state can help determine the best deal for solar owners.
