Congratulations on purchasing a home powered by free, renewable energy from the sun. To help you get your head around the idea of using a solar PV system for the first time we've put together some tips on what to ask, how to get set up, and what to look out for. Read More...
Moreton Bay Solar-Air Conditioning-Electricians News
Which way should solar panels face?
Monday, January 23, 2017 | Comments (0 )
Living in most places in Australia means an ample supply of sunshine during the summer, and for the northern half of the country in winter as well. While we boast about our seemingly non-stop rays all year round you can't just whack solar panels on the roof and wait for the free power to roll in. There is an optimum position for the panels to ensure your solar PV system is making the most of the available sunlight, every day of the year. Read More...
Perovskite - the next big thing in solar power
Tuesday, July 19, 2016 | Comments (0 )
The future of solar is bright with potential growth reaching to over 50% of the world’s power production in the next 20 years. The dire need to decrease reliance on fossil fuels coupled with the solar industry offering a progressively more cost-effective energy option has seen a marked increase in solar use in the last 5 years. This movement has had a recent boost with research into a new, potentially cheaper and more efficient solar cell option, perovskite. Read More...
Important home electrical safety campaign from WorkSafe QLD
Friday, May 20, 2016 | Comments (0 )
Keeping residents, home DIY enthusiasts and tradespeople safe from electrical accidents is important to every electrician. Safety is an integral part of our job here at Moreton Bay Solar Air Electrical. Every time we're called out on a job making sure the area is safe is the first thing we do when we arrive and the final thing we check before packing up. Read More...
How to be sure you're getting a quality solar system
Friday, April 22, 2016 | Comments (0 )
In the past, the solar power industry has been marred by the disreputable dealings of a few shonky companies. It is unfortunate that this great industry has had to struggle through public misconceptions of unsafe practices and the use of cheap, substandard solar components. It has led to many potential customers avoiding installing energy saving and environmentally friendly power generation in their homes, which is a real shame. Read More...