Here at Northwest SCADA we understand how important it is to reduce the cost of power consumption that comes with off the grid living. Weather you are utilizing generators, fuel or on the grid power, we are here to offer a more reliable and affordable switch to off grid living.
Recreational Energy Solutions
RV/Sprinter Energy Solutions
RV solar energy solutions are designed to provide power to your RV while parked at campgrounds or other locations where electricity is not available. These systems can be used to charge devices like phones, tablets, laptops, cameras, GPS units, etc. They can also be used to run appliances like refrigerators, air conditioners, lights, fans, etc.
When choosing an RV solar panel, consider how much power you need and what type of system you want. If you plan on using the RV solar panel only occasionally, then a small panel may work just fine. However, if you plan on using the panel daily, then you will likely need a larger panel. Also, look at the mounting options available for the panel. Most panels require some sort of bracket to mount them to the roof of the RV.
Marine Energy Solutions
Marine solar panels are a great way to power your boat while at sea. They can be used to charge devices like GPS units, phones, cameras, and other electronics that need constant power. They can even provide power to lights and radios. These systems have been around for years and they continue to improve. There are many different types of marine solar panels and each has its own advantages and disadvantages.
Marine solar energy solutions are becoming increasingly popular due to their ability to provide power without the use of fossil fuels. This technology has been around for many years but has only recently become more mainstream. There are two basic types of marine solar technologies; photovoltaic (PV) systems and wind turbines. PV systems convert sunlight directly into electricity using semiconductors while wind turbines turn kinetic energy from the wind into electrical energy. Both of these technologies have their advantages and disadvantages.
Photovoltaic Systems
Photovoltaic systems are typically composed of solar panels that are mounted onto a building or other structure. These systems can produce significant amounts of clean renewable energy and are relatively inexpensive. However, they do require direct exposure to sunlight, which means that they cannot operate at night or in cloudy weather. They are also not suitable for areas where the sun does not rise above the horizon.