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Find Out How Solar Power Works to Help Your HVAC System

By Angie Lyczkowski | Published: October 14, 2021

An HVAC system accounts for more than 40% of a home’s annual energy expenditures. Fortunately, you can generate renewable energy for your HVAC system and reduce the cost of electricity with solar energy. Here’s more on how solar power works to cover your HVAC system’s electricity needs.

How Solar Power Is Generated

A solar system generates solar power for your HVAC system and other appliances using the following components:

  • Solar panels
  • Inverter
  • Electrical panel

A solar panel is made up of multiple solar cells. The cells absorb energy from sunlight and create electric charges. When the charges move due to the internal electric field inside the cells, they lead to the flow of electricity. The system sends the solar electricity to the inverter, where the electricity is transformed from Direct Current (DC) to Alternating Current (AC) that you can use to power your HVAC system and other appliances. This is one of the best examples of how solar power works.

The inverter feeds the AC electricity to your home’s electric panel, which allows the electricity to power your HVAC system, lights, and electrical appliances. A National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) study found that solar power can produce 40% of all the electricity used in homes, factories, and other buildings.

Using solar power to run your HVAC system saves electricity and money without sacrificing comfort. What’s more, it helps save the environment. To learn more about how solar power works with your HVAC system, contact Energy 1 Heating & Air Conditioning. We’ve served the HVAC needs of Lorain-area homeowners for 35 years.

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