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great explanation!! thanks

I love this guy. thank you for making something that could be boring very entertaining, fun and easy to follow. great info, editing and visuals! I salute thee.

I wonder what it would be like if you enclosed an infrared panel or put fins on the back like a wet radiator has so it produced convection heat for less power output.

I think the best part is that it's your business and to hell what anyone says.

I am jealous at american enegy prices in the nerherlands we pay 1.23 per m3 natural gas and 0.26 per kwh

Ha ha! Great one! Thanks

UV radiation does not cause cancer. UV skin damage does or it might it depends on your anti inflammatory vit D³ levels in your body cells as well as many other factors... Strong immune system is the key! 💪

Isn't bait & switch illegal? If not, it should be.

The benefits of Solar out weighs any negative. (As long as you paid the right price) There's just a lot of considerations to be had. Considering will you stay on your residence for 10 years or forever. Return of investment might be long, but if you plan to live on the place forever. I think it's worth it. These systems are built to last, not much movable parts, so no sweat at all it breaking. The cheap ones may be questionable though, so if you buy the right items. You're set!

There are 2 types of infra red. As long as you feel heat , it is infra red. There are the short wavelength infrared and this is what we get from the sun as well as the yellow electric heater. Short wavelength infrared not only warm your body but also heat up the air in the room. This electric heater will also emit some long wavelength infrared. The long infrared , however, do not heat the air. It reaches your body directly. The long infrared heater will also emit short infrared and this is why it will also warm up the air around it but at a much slower rate. Increasing the ambient temperature for control doesn't do much in controlling the long wavelength infrared.

Amaze 600w, I can only find this on Google as a convection panel, not infrared

I have to laugh at the comment "army of squirrels"!!

You the man there, sounds like a great investment in your home. Thanks for the informative briefing on the project. 😎🤙

Nice job, Thanks for sharing. Would love to have a slick looking roof putting juice out to boot. People complain about the payoff, what's it worth when the grid gos down and you still have power. Sorry to break you whining blue hearts, most red votes are all about being self sufficient. To bad 3rd party installers are jacking high prices into the mix. Thanks again for the info.👍👍👍 Carbon a scam.😮

That was excellent. Thanks for that detailed review. It answered a lot of my own questions. We need both a roof replacement and a solar system, and this video might just push me into getting a Tesla solar roof with batteries.

I was just quoted $62,310 for a 9.288kW system here in Phoenix. After the tax incentives, it would be $43,617. Just in case anyone needs numbers around August 2024. This is through a third party installer.

If you mention carbon, you’re basically a indoctrinated bafoooon

It doesn't matter if this is carbon friendly... this is grid independence which is more important.

Thank you so much. Just what I was looking for. Looking forward to an update on this year.

Sounds great when you look at the monthly savings, but factor in how much it all cost you up front. You’re not saving anything until you break even in your current investment. And what year will that be? Also NJ rate is $0.15/kWh.

Change & technology scares people. Unless you’re Amish or you still drive horse & buggy, use candles for light, walk to the river for water, use an abacus to do your taxes why fight it ?

So it takes 20 years to make your money up?

"I HOPE that it doesn't cause that much cancer" 😅. Good vid though. These seem like a great idea to put near places you plan to be sitting for a long time as they can warm up your body directly like those heatlamps for reptiles lol. Heating all the air inside your room or house is just a huge waste unless you are gonna be constantly walking around. Plus heating the air by convection means it holds more moisture which increases evaporation from the mucous membranes in your nasopharynx, making your nose and throat feel dry. These infrared panels shouldn't have that problem I'm guessing, although I've never tried one

a heatpump is'nt that efficient, when a gasboiler with radiators has a 95+ efficiency, a heatpump has only 55 of efficiency it is great for houses that are completely packed with insulation and floor heating, but otherwise insuficient for heating your home it's also very high in consuming energy, a heatpump is at least 5Kw, and almost stays on constantly where as infrared panels are modulating and directing heat at 300w-1Kw, you can place several around the house to equal the power needed to power 1 heatpump

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I honestly don't get it. A $32k investment and you are only offsetting your ~$1.5k annual electric bill? Sounds like a case of diminishing returns to me... Imagine if you invested $30k into something else? Low risk ETF? Small business operation? 🤔

chinese made batteries have the lowest carbon due to china's own solar production infrasctructure and use of sustainable energy

you are ok that child slaves from the Congo are being used to power your house? Just to save money and get tax credits that your gov't gives to other genocidal countries to kill other children in the tens of thousands? Nothing has ever said America like your existence.

Beautiful roof! I think I'd be more comfortable with a complete Tesla system solar electric roof and Powerwall batteries system rather than a likely cheaper, but piecemeal system of the same listed capabilities.

Today Tesla offered me the opportunity to join its Virtual Power Plant to use my three Powerwalls in the next few months to earn (up to) ~$1,100. Each year SDGE pays me ~ 3 cents per kilowatt hour of my substantial excess production. I suspect Tesla will pay a bit more. I bet other viewers would appreciate your opinion on which is the best option. Care to opine, or make a video to explain these options?

I’ve been waiting for someone to show and tell the Tesla roof system since reading about the concept in the newspapers. Now I’m hoping that they switch to sodium ion batteries for the added safety features and lower cost. Thanks for posting this.😊❤

Very good info. I really like the sword pointer stick.

Wouldn't the heat pump "switch" need to be mapped against that year's temperatures vs the previous? And are you amortizing battery cost to arbitrage costs?

Sorry if I misunderstood but then you pay sometimes for the electric bill plus the solar panel? 2 bills? Correct me if Im wrong. Im thinking of getting them

Your job was 32k, average job is apparently like 150k.. gat damn!

I don’t care about any of the things discussed. I want one just in case of long power outage.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding the graph but shouldn't your electricity use drop when you bought the panels?

Thank you for the plain english version on the topic of infrared heat panels👍✌

~ What is up with the Maga Donald Rump People .... why do they hate the thought of a ~ New ... Cleaner way of life Sooo much... their Cows will be happier \ and everybody loves a Happy Cow ~ Right ...

Great video, the TSR price is dependent on the roof size and solar TSR size needed boyond the dummy tiles.

$150,000 for 20kwh with no powerwall. 3rd party installers are a joke.

“you’re not allowed to just look into it!” 😠

You were lucky. I also ordered in the beginning (before prices increased), and worked with them for over a year, and then they just canceled my order one day. I had to start over with a third party and it's a lot more expensive.

great video backed with science. Hopefully solar becomes the norm in the future because it would truly make the world a much more efficient place. Not only could we power our homes, but also charge cars, semis, ships, etc.

ua-cam.com/video/WRAxpaYh6DA/v-deo.html This is free heat. Come to think of it its enviromently friendly as well you cannot beat reverse cycle airconditioning for cheap running costs.

can you tell how big your house roof is ???

Musk is a conman

What is the annual cost of the burrowed $32K?

I forgot to say that if you remove the front panel you should receive more infrared.

The problem with infrared heating is that you feel the heat on the parts of your body facing the infrared waves while you feel the cold air on other parts of you body. This is not confortable. However if you can install 2 or 3 panels around you then you will feel great.