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Does anyone know the situation for putting these tiles on one side of the roof but not the other? I live in northern Indiana and would gladly put these on my so
by stevehawk 7y ago
Does anyone know the situation for putting these tiles on one side of the roof but not the other? I live in northern Indiana and would gladly put these on my southern facing roof, but my northern roof is particularly complex (a lot of joints/edges) and obviously not really ever going to get any sun.
- tgtweak 7y agoI believe they have "dud" panels which are not power generating, as well as for edges and joints where a full solar tile wouldn't fit. I also imagine the cost they show is not for 2000sqft of generating panels.
- cjensen 7y agoThey produce solar and non-solar tiles. The "non-solar" are tiles which match the aesthetic, but don't collect energy.
- mepiethree 7y agoYou can do that with normal solar panels, or with these I recommend using project sunroof to see if doing so would make you money. They analyze your roof size and tilt, trees around your property, etc. For free. https://www.google.com/get/sunroof https://www.google.com/get/sunroof
- iamtheworstdev 7y agoDamn, neat site but they haven't done houses in my neck of the woods.