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All it takes is a little snow to melt or blow off and the exposed panel will heat and cause the rest of the snow to melt and slide off. The panels are relativel
by dashundchen 4y ago
All it takes is a little snow to melt or blow off and the exposed panel will heat and cause the rest of the snow to melt and slide off. The panels are relatively slippery so a little melt at a pitch will clear them in no time.
- acomjean 4y agomy partner has panels on her house around boston. They work well. The snow slides off, usually with a great "wump" as it drops 2 stories into the yard. Its acually a little startling at first. They work better in the summer, but provide most of the house power. Doesn't help much with the EV she got since except in the summer. She got a electric water heater as well.
- EricE 4y agoIf her water heater is in the basement, when it comes time to replace look at the heat pump water heaters. As a bonus, they dehumidify as they work - which is usually a very good thing for basements!