Category: Solar Facts

A single-phase solar inverter typically operates within a single-phase electrical system, which means it converts the direct current (DC) generated by solar panels into alternating current (AC) for use in homes or businesses. When it comes to integrating this inverter into a three-phase system, there

We often are asked “What angle is best for solar panels?” As an engineering focused Solar installation company the answer is: ‘North facing panels will usually give the greatest energy output’. HOWEVER that may not be the right solution for you. Its often the case

With the development of solar panels often we see the introduction of new ideas that are pushing the limits. Shingled modules are likely the rightmost limit of crystalline silicon solar development. Simply shingled modules cut solar cells into strips and overlap them inside the framed

Why should you consider installing solar storage?   Winter is well and truly in swing – that means our heaters are running like crazy, and our electricity bills can double in size. Help your customers gain energy independence and take back control of their electricity

Using Enphase Energy Microinverters with PV Modules greater than 350 Watts

With 3 decades of experience Australia Wide Solar has found the tried and true method to installing on all surface types.

While an unshaded ‘North Facing Solar Panels’ may make you more Power per Hour. Australia Wide Solar encourage you to consider why a split array may be a better option for you.