by Nicole Mason | Aug 27, 2014
Solar with a nice view! 4.715 KW array with 23 Evergreen 205 watt modules and a SMA 5000 watt inverter.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 27, 2014
4.305 KW array consisting of 23 Evergreen 205 watt modules and a SMA 5000 watt inverter. Tudi and Deb helped Port Townsend achieve the “Best Solar City” award for 2009 from the Northwest Solar Center.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 26, 2014
4.95 KW array consisting of 22 SunPower 225 watt modules and a SMA 5000 watt Sunnyboy inverter.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 26, 2014
3.4 KW solar array consisting of 20 Silicon Energy 170 watt modules and a Fronius 4000 watt inverter. This system was reviewed and approved by the local homeowner’s association under a state law which limits homeowner association review of solar projects and...
by Nicole Mason | Aug 22, 2014
This Port Townsend home took advantage of the Solarize Port Townsend program to install a 3.9 KW Silicon Energy (made in WA) solar array equipped with a 4.2 KW inverter. The Solarize group purchasing program resulted in significant savings for the home owners.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 21, 2014
Jack and Elizabeth’s uptown home has many small, sunny roofs. The Becker’s 3.3 KW solar array uses Sanyo 220 watt solar modules equipped with Enphase microinverters allowing each small roof to be used to its maximum solar potential.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 21, 2014
6.72 KW ground mounted solar array composed of 28 Sharp 240 watt solar modules and a SMA 7000 watt inverter. Behind the solar array is the unique earth home owned by Richard and Carolyn.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 21, 2014
5.64 KW grid tied solar array composed of 24 Sharp 235 watt all black modules feeding power to a Power One 6000 watt inverter.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 21, 2014
The new Wattsun dual-axis tracker in front of the Power Trip Energy shop is equipped with 9 Silicon Energy 195 watt modules. This array and the existing 2.34 KW array over the front porch both feed power to a Silicon Energy 4.2 KW inverter.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 21, 2014
Solar array of 26 Solar World 260 watt modules feed into a Sunnyboy 7000 watt inverter. This array produces 6.75 KW of power.
