Id be interested seeing how you could justify an expense like this, both in upfront costs, labor and energy expended to achieve the goal.
On Dec 5, 2024 14:17, Howie Michaelson via RE-wrenches <[email protected]> wrote:
Has anyone successfully used heat panels or cables to melt iced-over panels (ie. without damaging the panels)? In heavy snow country, or over periods of freeze/thaw when pelty slushy snow sticks and freezes to panels, it would be nice to have a safe method of clearing them, especially off-grid. I remember discussions of the futility of backfeeding panels to heat them up to accomplish the same, but not about heat tape or pans that might be worth trying.Thanks,Howie MichaelsonSun Catcher
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