connect them together to produce a multi-panel inverter system

Starting with the Basics - The basics of even the most complex system relies on the same technology as the simplest power inverter panel. Whether constructing a simple or complex solar energy system, every solar panel consists of a three major components: a photovoltaic solar cell, simple wiring and a container. A solar cell is the energy producing part of a solar panel. Without any moving parts, this photovoltaic cell gathers energy from the sun's rays and converts it into usable electricity immediately. You start by building a container for the solar cell, using materials easily found at any hardware store. When the container has been fabricated, you will install the solar cell inside the container and attach simple wiring. Once the container with the cell is placed in sunshine, it immediately begins producing electrical power. The simple basic solar cell can run a light or small appliance.

Creating a Multi-Panel System - After you have crossed the hurdle of fabricating a basic simple solar cell unit, you need only fabricate additional units, and connect them together to produce a multi-panel inverter system. By connecting multiple single solar panels together, you will produce enough power to support the energy needs of many lights and appliances in your home. A system built and installed with multiple containers of solar cells, is big enough to provide electricity to a large portion of your home's power needs. By tying the multi-panel system together with a battery system, it is possible to store additional unused electricity that can be used at night, after the sun has set. Because of a simple design, you can build additional single solar panels whenever you have time and money to easily increase the size of your Multi-Panel System.