MITS Solar Energy Blog

A 550-watt solar panel produces approximately 2 to 2.8 kilowatt-hours per day in Saudi Arabia. Learn how to calculate this and the factors that increase or decrease production.

The electricity bill is the most accurate starting point for designing a solar system. We explain how to read your consumption and convert it to the power output of your panels and inverter, step by step, with a clear example.

How to determine the type of power supply in your building, when a single-phase inverter is suitable and when a three-phase inverter is necessary, with the effect of phase balance and backup loads.

Steps for installing cable trays on site: from planning and determining the distance between supports to grounding and cable laying, with a list of the most common implementation errors.

Maintaining the cleanliness of cold plunge pool water depends on three layers: a filter that traps impurities, a sterilization method such as ozone, and proper usage habits. This guide explains each layer and its limitations.

Before buying a charger for your electric car, understand the difference between a portable and a wall charger, the capacity of the charger built into the car, and what your home needs electrically.

A simplified explanation of the numbers in the solar system monitoring application: power, energy, specific output, export, and battery, and when a number indicates a problem.

Learn about cable tray accessories and the function of each piece: elbows, tees, reducers, connectors, brackets, covers, and grounding, and how to locate them from the diagram.

There is no single temperature or duration that suits everyone in cold plunges. These are general guidelines for safe progression, factors that alter your perception of cold, and signs to stop.