These are the solar panels at the back, East facing, of the house. These have been wired to a 2kw inverter.
These panels are on the front, West facing, of our house and have been connected to a 3kw inverter. So all together we will be pumping a massive 5kw of energy!
This is for Leanne of Cottage Tails, link on side bar, She wanted to see what I was quilting. This is the candlewicking quilt. I tried to get a full photo but the stitching wont show. So here it is on my machine I quilted it stitch in the ditch style.
come back tomorrow for the start of the holiday snaps.
see ya
6 comments:
Your solar panels look great, keep us up on how well they work, please.
Never did candlewicking, it looks rather pretty!
That is a beautiful quilt. I tried a search. We have a 200 am service and like a space heater takes up to 1500 w so it is too confusing. to convert. I believe it may be per an hour to a battery from what my memory tells me. Then the overage goes trough and your electric meter will go back wards. To reduce your usage to them. I cant wait to hear if it saves you money.
Kilowatt-hour 5kw to watts? A kilowatt hour is 1000 watts per hour, 5kW = 5000 watts I found an answer I under stand now. They should just make math universal.
You're well set up with the panels.
Love the candlewicking :D)
The quilt is looking really beautiful
Wow! That is great! Just imagine how much you enjoy your solar panels. Nothing can stop your machine from quilting for you have the a lot of energy for it to operate.
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