Brockman Lane – Austin, TX

The Brockman Lane Project is an 11.77kW ground mount residential solar photovoltaic (PV) system made up of (2) Ironridge ground-based mounting arrays consisting of a total of (36) 325W SolarWorld solar modules, and (2) Fronius 6kW Primo centralized inverters that convert to DC power the solar panels produce to the AC power the home consumes. It was decided to be a ground mount array after it was determined the existing home on the property was too shaded with trees and that there was sufficient property to install 2 large arrays, trenching the power back to the house.

This NATiVE Solar PV system owner can expect to generate a minimum of 25 years, maintenance free, clean energy from his solar array, offsetting hundreds of tons of CO2 over it’s lifetime.

11.77kW Ground Mount Solar Array
(36) 325W SolarWorld Solar Panels
(2) Fronius 6kW Centralized Inverters
(2) Ironridge Ground-Mounted Arrays

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The Brockman Lane Project is an 11.77kW ground mount residential solar photovoltaic (PV) system made up of (2) arrays consisting of a total of (36) 325W SolarWorld solar modules, and (2) Fronius 6kW Primo centralized inverters that convert to DC power the solar panels produce to the AC power the home consumes. It was decided to be a ground mount array after it was determined the existing home on the property was too shaded with trees and that there was sufficient property to install 2 large arrays, trenching the power back to the house.

Technical Specifications of the Brockman Lane Project

The Brockman Lane Project features a robust 11.77kW ground-mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) system, designed to maximize energy production while minimizing space usage. It utilizes (2) Ironridge ground-based mounting arrays, which securely hold a total of (36) 325W SolarWorld solar modules, ensuring optimal performance even in varying weather conditions.

Additionally, the system is equipped with (2) Fronius 6kW Primo centralized inverters that efficiently convert the DC power generated by the solar panels into usable AC power for the home. This configuration not only enhances energy efficiency but also contributes to a reliable energy supply for homeowners, making it an excellent choice for sustainable living.

Benefits of Solar Energy for Homeowners

Investing in solar energy systems, like the Brockman Lane Project, offers numerous benefits for homeowners, including significant savings on electricity bills and a reduced carbon footprint. By harnessing the power of the sun, homeowners can generate their own clean energy, leading to long-term financial savings and energy independence.

Moreover, solar energy systems can increase property value. Studies have shown that homes equipped with solar panels often sell for more than those without, making solar energy not only an environmentally friendly choice but also a financially savvy investment for homeowners looking to enhance their property’s market appeal.

Environmental Impact of Solar Installations

The installation of solar energy systems plays a crucial role in promoting environmental sustainability. By generating clean energy, projects like Brockman Lane help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reliance on fossil fuels, contributing to a healthier planet.

Additionally, solar installations can help mitigate the effects of climate change by decreasing the overall carbon footprint of residential energy consumption. Each kilowatt-hour generated from solar energy translates to less pollution and a more sustainable future, benefiting not only current homeowners but also generations to come.

Choosing the Right Solar Installation Type

When considering solar installations, homeowners must evaluate their property’s specific conditions to determine the most suitable type. Ground-mounted systems, like the one at Brockman Lane, are ideal for properties with ample space and potential shading issues, allowing for optimal sunlight exposure and energy generation.

In contrast, rooftop installations may be more appropriate for homes with limited yard space. Understanding the advantages and limitations of each installation type is essential for maximizing energy efficiency and ensuring a successful solar energy investment.