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how solar works - everything you need to know

Solar panels are made up of silicon photovoltaic solar cells. When the sunlight reaches your solar panels, electrons begin to move generating an electrical current called Direct Current (DC). This current is not capable of powering your home and needs to be converted into “usable” electricity before it can be used.

Solar Panels Collect Sunlight 

Solar panels are made up of silicon photovoltaic solar cells. When the sunlight reaches your solar panels, electrons begin to move generating an electrical current called Direct Current (DC). This current is not capable of powering your home and needs to be converted into “usable” electricity before it can be used.

Solar Panels Collect Sunlight 

Solar panels are made up of silicon photovoltaic solar cells. When the sunlight reaches your solar panels, electrons begin to move generating an electrical current called Direct Current (DC). This current is not capable of powering your home and needs to be converted into “usable” electricity before it can be used.

Solar Panels Collect Sunlight 

Solar panels are made up of silicon photovoltaic solar cells. When the sunlight reaches your solar panels, electrons begin to move generating an electrical current called Direct Current (DC). This current is not capable of powering your home and needs to be converted into “usable” electricity before it can be used.

Solar panels are made up of silicon photovoltaic solar cells. When the sunlight reaches your solar panels, electrons begin to move generating an electrical current called Direct Current (DC). This current is not capable of powering your home and needs to be converted into “usable” electricity before it can be used.

Solar Panels Collect Sunlight 

Solar Panels Collect Sunlight