One square meter can produce about 200 watts and the cost of the solar system is about 1 to 2 per watt depending upon how much backup you want.
Solar panel area per kw.
A home that consumes 1 000 kwh per month will normally need between 20 and 30 solar panels.
This assumes that your panels can be placed close together and that there are no obstructions on your roof.
Before purchasing a solar energy system for your home an important step is finding out how many solar panels you need.
With the area you have you can produce 3000 x 200 600 000 watts 600 kw of peak electric power.
If you install a 6 kilowatt kw system with 20 average sized panels your system will likely measure approximately 27 feet wide by 13 feet long 352 square feet in all.
Simply put once you know how much power each panel puts out simply divide it by the square feet of the panel.
To get your average usage preferably add up your last 12 months usage and divide by 12.
The exact number changes depending on the specifications of the chosen panel model as well as the sunshine available at the project site.
Is 6 kilowatts kw.
So a 7 53 kw system 7530 watts and a 250 watt panel 250 kw.
For instance if you have a panel that puts out 265 watts and is 65 4 by 39 inches in size the energy produced per square foot would be around 15 watts.