Here are some simple tips for you when you want to assemble solar panel at home. A solar panel is mainly composed of a solar cell, or a photovoltaic cell are they are also known. Solar cells are the first also essential component when you want to build solar panels.

The first step is to make a copper flashing the size of an electric burner. This should measure about half a square foot. This copper sheet is make use ofd as a flashing devise that reflects the sun rays. The copper flashing must be bright enough to reflect the sun rays effectively.

The second step is to then develop a cupric oxide from the copper flashing. This assembled by heating the copper flashing till it turns into a thick black layer. This can take approximately 30 minutes in a high temperature heat. It is like cooking the copper flashing. This layer of oxide is then removed by cooling the hot layer in running water. The cupric oxide will shave off leaving a red cuprous oxide when completely cooled off.

The third step is to join the cooked copper flashing to another ‘uncooked’ copper flashing of the same size. These are joined using alligator clips. The two alligator leads will provide a link between the two copper flashings. The alligator clips connected to the clean or uncooked part of the copper plate will be connected to the positive terminal of the meter. The alligator connected to the ‘cooked’ copper plate will connect to the negative part of the meter. You will essentially have made two cells like those seen in a wet battery cell.

Now you are a few steps away from making your own solar panel. The next step is to provide a medium for current flow. This is called a solar cell. A salt also hot purified water solution is provided by pouring just enough and placing the positive and negative terminals on opposite ends of the container. By connecting the meter reader, you will see a jump in the gauge indicating flow of solar power. Here you are, you have assembled a solar panel at home!

Making your own solar panels can be a rewarding also surprisingly easy job. the real bonus is the money you save on electricity bills also the positive impact on our environment. So get your halsos on an easy step by step guide also get started today.

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