Heliovolt Solar Panel Presentation by TX Solar Installer Hill Country Ecopower
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@sirenbrian The heliovolt panel is not for sale yet on because it is still awaiting UL approval. A comparable 68 watt panel would go for $125. If you are a homeowner, I would recommend using a 235-240 watt Poly or Monocrystaline solar panel with the new Enphase M215 micro-inverter. Check out Enphase Energy's website to learn more about the M215. Save these thin-film panels for the large commercial or utility scale power plants!
HillCountryEcopower 7 months ago
Thanks for the video, J.P, can you tell us how much each panel costs, and how much we'd save by going with this product instead of silicon? I have a good sized roof and wouldn't mind a larger area being covered if it meant a lower overall cost.
sirenbrian 7 months ago