Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
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In this video I will show you how I installed a solar power system using a string inverter for less than $1 per watt. I used a Fronius Primo Gen 24 Inverter which meets the new requirements of UL 1741 SB.
After getting various quotes for solar, I decided that I could save a ton of money by installing solar myself. My total cost was less than ½ the lowest bidder, and less than ¼ the cost of the highest bidder.
First – Look for panels that are the right power and size for your application. Consider buying an entire pallet as this can actually be cheaper sometimes than buying just the number you need. Then just sell any extras on Facebook Marketplace when you are done.
Look for great deals on solar panels here:
a1solarstore.com/r/ccf17212aae8c96e54231427985b5a81
Click here for a list of components used in my installation (mounts, rails, etc.) as well as the schematic that I submitted to the power company.
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Note: Links provided are affiliate links. Using these links will result in a small commission for my channel to be able to continue to provide educational and entertaining content. Thanks for your support!
See the full video: youtu.be/QLqIOO4ejSA
In this video I will show you how I installed a solar power system using a string inverter for less than $1 per watt. I used a Fronius Primo Gen 24 Inverter which meets the new requirements of UL 1741 SB.
After getting various quotes for solar, I decided that I could save a ton of money by installing solar myself. My total cost was less than ½ the lowest bidder, and less than ¼ the cost of the highest bidder.
First – Look for panels that are the right power and size for your application. Consider buying an entire pallet as this can actually be cheaper sometimes than buying just the number you need. Then just sell any extras on Facebook Marketplace when you are done.
Look for great deals on solar panels here:
a1solarstore.com/r/ccf17212aae8c96e54231427985b5a81
Click here for a list of components used in my installation (mounts, rails, etc.) as well as the schematic that I submitted to the power company.
sciencefuninnovation.gumroad.com/l/rdzniu
Note: Links provided are affiliate links. Using these links will result in a small commission for my channel to be able to continue to provide educational and entertaining content. Thanks for your support!
