Adding Solar Panels

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[alittledirtfun]

Good info, I wish you would have show how they wire into the existing system. From connecting them to the current panel layout to wiring to connect to inverter.
I wish you were in California, I want to add to my existing system inverter but no one will touch it.

[jaymin]

How much was the cost to add more panels?

[michaelgordon]

Hey man, great video is very informative, I’m here in California and I have an original system through Costco put together by sun run and recently had to put in a new inverter because my solar panels hadn’t been working for eight months! Lol
But now, in my state, there is no limit to how much you can put on your roof and I would like to add panels to my existing system and my new inverter and I was told I could probably handle between four and six new panels.
Can I hire a third-party company to do it because I worry about the 25 year original warranty on the solar panels if I install some new ones then I would avoid those which I believe are LG panels

[LuisBlanco-cnzw]

Awesome advise and thanks for the site URL👍🏼