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solar panels

mooverlive · 2012-09-12 20:34:35

need help invested in solar panels today anybody know what forums deal with this thanks

12-09-2012 8:34pm

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need help invested in solar panels today anybody know what forums deal with this thanks

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#2 12-09-2012 9:12pm

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http://m.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1041

Renewable energy forum?

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#3 12-09-2012 10:41pm

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thanks

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#4 13-09-2012 6:55am

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Research is usually best before the investment

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#5 13-09-2012 8:54am

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bbam wrote: »

Research is usually best before the investment

Just want to make sure the company was reputable

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#6 13-09-2012 9:01am

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We have two flat panels in.
We knew from the beginning that payback of our initial investment wasn't our priority and I'd say it would take 15years.
The convenience of constantly having a tank of hot water without heating or immersion is great. I've seen ours running Christmas week if it's bright. This summer wasn't particularly bright/sunny and we had no shortage of hot water.

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#7 13-09-2012 9:07am

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bbam wrote: »

We have two flat panels in.
We knew from the beginning that payback of our initial investment wasn't our priority and I'd say it would take 15years.
The convenience of constantly having a tank of hot water without heating or immersion is great. I've seen ours running Christmas week if it's bright. This summer wasn't particularly bright/sunny and we had no shortage of hot water.

I have invested in 3 flat panels plus 300 litre cylinder to do house and granny flat adjoining seems to b the biz

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#8 12-04-2013 10:10am

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anyone able to recommend a good seai approved contractor to install solars in munster. I'm also looking to get the heating controls upgraded and some outside walls dry lined so an all in one contractor would be nice!!!

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