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Mar 13, 2007 by mitchedmo | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I am purchasing a family that includes 2 solar panels measuring 8 foot by 4 foot located on the roof. Neither myself or the haunt inspector located a box that the solar energy would transfered to. should there be a box? also what can i expect from the solar panels? Thanks

Go up to the attic and see if there are wires or pipes coming from the panels. Could be you have a solar incredible heater. They are more common. Your hot water system will have a circulating pump controlled by a thermostat.

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