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Tuesday, March 28, 2017

HERE'S HOW TO GET ONE FREE - SOLAR-POWERED JEEP TO HIT PHILIPPINE ROADS

Solar-powered jeepneys may hit the road soon and could be tapped to replace the traditional passenger jeep. The manufacturer is giving away its first 1,000 units for free. Watch this video to learn how to get one!

The trike can cost P420,000 and the e-jeep can cost around P1.3M.

The among the features are:

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The new e-jeepneys will replace some 100,000 aging combustion engine jeeps over the coming three years. With capacity for 20 adults in comfort and style, this new e-jeep has already caught the eye of several other environmentally proactive governments around the world. With the capacity to travel approximately 100km on a full battery charge, and adding another 10-15km from the solar production during daylight hours, the solar Jeepney will be seen in many different countries very soon.

The main specs for the three models include:

Full specifications are listed below:

Solar-powered jeepneys may hit the road soon and could be tapped to replace the traditional passenger jeep. The manufacturer is giving away its first 1,000 units for free. Watch this video to learn how to get one!

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P7,000 AND SET-UP YOUR OWN 100W SOLAR POWER

"This video shows a solar energy setup here in Manila, Philippines. There are three 40 watt panels, a 10 watt panel and a 5 watt panel. Suitable for charging devices, lighting and much more.The 5 watt panel either runs a USB fan or charges a 1.7Ah Lithium-ion battery.The 10 watt panel charges a 7Ah deep cycle battery which runs a raspberry pi connected to ethernet.The 3x40 watt panels (120 watt total) charge a 100 Ah solarmaster (motolite brand) battery which I use for charging gadgets like phones, tablets and the kind of thing. I also have a 500 watt inverter connected so I could potentially run pretty much any household item in an emergency situation."
Read more: http://www.jbsolis.com/2015/10/p7000-and-set-up-your-own-100w-solar.html#ixzz4ccS8tHGv

Solar power is becoming more popular now but for those who doesn't have background or knowledge to set-up their own solar power system the installation can be pricey. The price range to install usually range from Php 20,000 to Php 500,000. But can be cheaper for those who can do the installation by themselves. Right now, Pag-Ibig is offering loan for those who would like to set-up their solar power. They are offering help to finance the installation of solar panels in your home through Home Improvement Loan. To save on installation cost you also have the option to loan for the purchase of materials like solar panels which you can install yourself.

Read more: http://www.jbsolis.com/2014/12/provident-living-solar-panel-solar.html#ixzz4ccS1cAL0

Pag-Ibig Offers Solar Power Loan

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Wednesday, March 22, 2017

Easy to Install Solar Power with 3 Lights and Phone Charger for Only P1,000

This solar power that is worth a thousand pesos comes with a 9V DC Input, and a built in 6Vah rechargeable sealed lead acid battery with a voltage range from 110V to 240V, 50/60Hz.

This model product is MorganStar GDlite Solar Lighting System ideal for some of us who live or with relatives who live up in the mountain or to places where electricity is not yet available. You can easily purchase the item via Lazada without paying because you can have it delivered, and pay it cash on delivery.

Watch a Filipino family unboxing the solar power system.

CLICK THE LINK BELOW IF YOU WANT TO BUY THIS ITEM FOR P999. No need to pay online. Just order and pay when they deliver into your house and pay only the exact amount of P999.

Yes, you can order even you are abroad, and you don't need to pay right away. You or your family can pay the item/s upon delivery.

The box comes with the following:

1 x Solar Panel

3 x Bulb

1 x LED Torch

1 x Universal Charger

1 x Solar Led Light Rechargeable Hand Lamp

There are other items available with different styles and designs, and other higher wattage and specifications depending on your needs.

TO BUY THIS PRODUCT, CLICK HERE

Note, we are not in anyway, affiliated to the seller or the company selling the product. We only provide information for others to know, and product quality is not guaranteed. Visitors and those interested buyers are requested to verify the product featured on this post.

Watch the video below how she set-up her small simple solar system.

Read more: http://www.jbsolis.com/2015/10/p7000-and-set-up-your-own-100w-solar.html

How To Start Solar Power Installation In Your Home

As solar power becomes more popular, more homes are starting to adapt and install their own solar panel and it is now becoming evident even in Philippines. The use of solar power is not only good for the environment, but in many ways it is very practical. It is cheaper, and is a good form of investment.

Pag-Ibig Offers Solar Power Loan

One of the ways where our homes can use green energy, or energy that is clean, safe and cost efficient is having solar panel installed in your own homes.

That light can then be converted into electricity through the use of solar panels

Solar panels can be mounted on roof, ground, or on fixed racks or poles above the ground.

Solar power is becoming more popular now but for those who doesn't have background or knowledge to set-up their own solar power system the installation can be pricey.

Read more: http://www.jbsolis.com/2014/12/provident-living-solar-panel-solar.html

2-Day Solar Power Installation Course To Help You Start Your Own Solar Power Installation Business

There are several short online courses for solar power installation that could actually help you install the solar power system in your own house by yourself or diy,

Check here for the list of other Solar Power Installation Courses taught by experts in solar power installation trained from Germany and USA.

One of the leading solar power installer /contractor, and dealer of solar panels in the Philippines, Solaric Philippines, is actually offering Solar Power Installation Courses with certification.

They offer a two-day-course on solar power intallation, the Solar 101 and 202

Read more: http://www.jbsolis.com/2016/08/2-days-solar-power-installation-course.html

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Thursday, March 17, 2016

How To Start Solar Power Installation In Your Home

However there are still some who are hesitant to rely solely on solar power since Philippines has very unpredictable weather, and during rainy season which is typically from June to November, solar panels generate less power which might not be enough to supply for the needs of your home.

Meralco actually has a program called "net metering system. Through this, you can sell excess power during summer and use it as credit for your bill during rainy season. This will also serve as a back up in case problems arise with your solar power system or if the power supply is not enough for the household use, you could opt to use your solar power during day time and use Meralco Grid at night. By combining your net metering with the Peak/Off Peak program or POP instead of charging you the same rate for electricity, Meralco will charge you at a lower rate for night-time consumption.

How do you start with solar installation?

First, choose the right solar provider

Select a supplier who has good track record, reliable after-sales service and is knowledgeable in standards for safety. Some of the known solar providers are Solaric, Meister Solar, and many other companies that you probably know already. This is the time to make your own research, ask friends or anyone who has installed solar power system in their household.

Discuss with them the power need of your home.
Solar power is not that cheap and you don't want to over-spend on something that is more than what you really need.
Check electric/power calculator to know total KW usage of all your appliances.

Identify what type of installation best suits your needs.

Will you be using solar power to power up certain appliances only or do you want it to also supply for the entire power requirement of your house. Just like when you are building your house, these must be planned. You can discuss this with the solar provider before they install your solar panels.

Talk to your provider regarding the safety and reliability.

Improper installation can cause electrical, and fire hazard or damage your property.

Solar Power Installation Courses:

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If you would like to learn and do it yourself, here are some Solar Power Installation Courses in the Philippines. Most of these courses are taught by experts and leaders trained from Germany and USA.

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THIS GUY SET-UP WORTH P7,000 and 100W SOLAR POWER IN MINDANAO.

http://solarenergyph.com/solar-energy-solar-panel-installation-diy-seminar/

http://www.theacademyofsolarpowereducation.com/

http://www.solaric.com.ph/solar101/

http://www.pvstudent.com/Solar-Training-Philippines.html

Moreover, you might learn from the following video on how to install your own off grid solar power:

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

PART 6

PART 7

Sunday, October 25, 2015

P7,000 AND SET-UP YOUR OWN 100W SOLAR POWER

"This video shows a solar energy setup here in Manila, Philippines. There are three 40 watt panels, a 10 watt panel and a 5 watt panel. Suitable for charging devices, lighting and much more.
The 5 watt panel either runs a USB fan or charges a 1.7Ah Lithium-ion battery.
The 10 watt panel charges a 7Ah deep cycle battery which runs a raspberry pi connected to ethernet.
The 3x40 watt panels (120 watt total) charge a 100 Ah solarmaster (motolite brand) battery which I use for charging gadgets like phones, tablets and the kind of thing. I also have a 500 watt inverter connected so I could potentially run pretty much any household item in an emergency situation."

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