I would like to use a certain picture for my solar power project that has cords crossed out as an advantage. Is this true? When you have solar power do you not use electrical outlets anymore?
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you still need to plug your appliances in to transfer the power, when using solar panels it simply is added into your existing wiring in the house.
Hi I am the owner of Mountain Wind & Solar http://mountainwindnsolar.com (please be aware though that this website is still under construction).
you still have to use outlets.
If you use a Grid-Tied Inverter then the power from the solar panels is put into your home, and you use energy the same way (through outlets)
If you have any specific questions about wind turbines or solar panels feel free to email me at go_green@mountainwindnsolar.com
yes there is still use