Hi There,
I'm just starting the process of designing a solar system for the first time and am starting to put it all into one document. I had a quick question about generating power.
According to the attached image in Ontario, Canada, I should 1166 kWh/kW yearly. This value seems to line up with other sources and sun maps. My question is this:
Does that mean that if buy 1000w (1kW) of solar panels then I should expect them to produce approximately 3.19 kW of power per day? (1166 / 365 days) This seemed high to me off a gut feeling from just watching other videoes but I don't really know.
I know that there would be significant fluctuations based on the month and location within the province (I'm located in one of the better sun areas though) but I primarily need this to work April - Nov because the cabin is closed up for the winter.
I just want to make sure that I understand this relationship before starting to size a system based on my power needs.
Much thanks in advance for any help!
Greg
I'm just starting the process of designing a solar system for the first time and am starting to put it all into one document. I had a quick question about generating power.
According to the attached image in Ontario, Canada, I should 1166 kWh/kW yearly. This value seems to line up with other sources and sun maps. My question is this:
Does that mean that if buy 1000w (1kW) of solar panels then I should expect them to produce approximately 3.19 kW of power per day? (1166 / 365 days) This seemed high to me off a gut feeling from just watching other videoes but I don't really know.
I know that there would be significant fluctuations based on the month and location within the province (I'm located in one of the better sun areas though) but I primarily need this to work April - Nov because the cabin is closed up for the winter.
I just want to make sure that I understand this relationship before starting to size a system based on my power needs.
Much thanks in advance for any help!
Greg