Ive had a ton of experience installing solar panels on RV's AND LOVE THEM AND WOULDNT BE WITHOUT THEM. However that's NOT quite the same as a home installation. In a home set up it depends on 1) How much is you average sun time where you live,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,2) What is your geographical location,,,,,,,,,,,,,3) Are they to be fixed mounted at the best angle to the southern sky,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4) Is it to be grid tie or you going to add battery energy storage,,,,,,,,,,,5) If grid tie whats the rate the utility will allow you assuming its even allowed Is it net metering ???? Whats the initial cost ???? 6) Whats the cost of electricity where youre at???????????
See its NOT an easy simple one size fits all question but its sure worth looking at. Good luck. Ive been paying around 80 cents per watt for my panels. I currently have four on the RV roof for 1080 watts, I have a 2000/4000 Pure Sine Wave Inverter,,,,,,,,,,3 AGM Deep Cycle batteries of 520 Amp Hours,,,,,,,,,,An MPPT Solar Charge Controller.
John T Long retired n rusty Electrical Engineer so no warranty lol
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