Lumeta: peel & stick solar - 2.25 kw in 34 minutes

Lumeta PowerPly modules are the world's first commercial-scale, "peel and stick" solar modules. Designed by engineers at California's leading roofing contractor, the Lumeta Powerply uses industry-standard roof adhesives compatible with most commercial roofing systems - making it the easiest-to-install commercial solar module on the market. For more info, visit http://www.dricompanies.com/

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Science & Technology

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• solar
• panel
• module
• power
• commercial
• rooftop
• roofing
• environment
• electronics
• photovoltaic
• energy
• electricity

[sfortuna]

Mstaff657 - which oil company do you work for? Must be the only reason you're against people spending their own money to become energy independent. If you have a problem with government incentives to develop a resource that comes to your FREE every day, you should also have a problem with paying a TRILLION bucks so we can have 220 military bases around the world.

[ssssaaafff]

The $1 a watt solar cells are here and the 1st ones are going to coming out of Germany with a plant being built in San Jose, CA. Just watch out then when one can put 5000 to 10000 watts on his roof and charge his electric cars up and run the air conditioner and even a machine to draw water out of the air. So long oil and water companies. LOL

[gamesfree2010]

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[papetoes]

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[zpsf002]

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[cheitner]

Great two more tools on youtube. Congrats

[MegaDeathwarrant]

@shakaama cool story bro you should write a book.

[shakaama]

@MegaDeathwarrant A woman was convicted of leaving her baby in the car OVERNIGHT.

by your logic: women shouldn't be allowed to have kids; cars are a danger to kids and should not be allowed to hold children; night is dangerous and shouldn't be allowed to follow day.

[MegaDeathwarrant]

@shakaama You're right he was stupid in purchasing solar panels now look what happened, big mistake.

[shakaama]

@MegaDeathwarrant your neighbor is stupid and has no clue what he did or is doing. it doesn't mean the industry is bad. In fact, you're the first person to even say there's weekly maintenance. Your comment seems suspect.

[florydory]

My car gets SO HOT in parking lots in Texas. We need covered parking that are made up of solar collectors, so that I can plug my car in while it is parked...and then get into a COOL car after shopping or whatever. win-win