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Even if it is not converted into a home solar system, you have a lot of opportunities to use solar energy.
As long as the curtains are opened, the room will be full of sunshine and warmth.
If you have converted your home into solar energy, you will make the most of solar energy by paying attention to your energy use.
It is more important to use solar energy wisely because you will realize that even the largest home solar system is limited by the amount of sunlight available and the size of the battery repository.
Use the original Sun 1 to open your home in the sun.
Main location of passive solar energy collection--
In the northern hemisphere--are southern-
Rooms facing large windows because they face the sun as the sun moves all day in the sky.
Even after the sun goes down, keep the benefits of the sun's heat by adding heat
Absorbing materials, such as tiles, stones, Adobe or brick-stone bricks, for floors and walls in the Southfacing rooms.
2 insulated areas, solar heat escaping in the Southfacing rooms.
Adding insulation under the ceiling, walls and floors allows you to maintain more free natural warmth at night.
Install insulated curtains to prevent heat from falling through the window glass when the sun goes down.
3 by installing ceiling fans in a passive solar room, maximize the heat cycle to other areas of your home.
Consider driving your room to the rest of your home to give your passive solar benefits a greater distribution.
Renovations like French doors instead of standard doors will help keep you warm better
Air flows into the interior of your home.
Saving Solar 1 changes the way your home uses electricity to maximize the benefits of your existing solar power generation system. The U. S.
The Department of Energy estimates that household appliances and household electronics account for about 20% of the average household energy bill (see reference 1 ).
When not in use, turn off and unplug electronic devices such as TVs, computers, and kitchen appliances to avoid "phantom loads "---
Small energy consumption is generated even if the electronic device is turned off (see ref 3 ).
2 reduce lighting consumption by 50% to 75% by turning off incandescent lamps of CFLs or compact fluorescent lamps (see ref 2 ).
Save energy on outdoor porch lighting by changing sports
Sensor units that are only turned on when you need them. Install stand-
Separate solar garden lights collect your own energy during the day and turn it on automatically at dusk instead of connecting to the lights in your power system.
Reduce energy consumption on other household appliances.
Adjust the thermostat to use less air conditioning or heating.
Put your clothes on the production line instead of using electricity to run the dryer.
These and other simple, smart adjustments to electricity help you use solar energy comfortably and sustainably.
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