Delton Kellogg High School PV
Delton Kellogg High School
Delton, MI 49046
LAT/LONG: 42.5019663, -85.4152767
Delton, MI 49046
LAT/LONG: 42.5019663, -85.4152767
Our StoryDelton Kellogg is proud of their native landscaping as part of a green commitment. They have maintained large areas of wetland, open water, deciduous forest, and successional fields. This area includes a nature trail that is used for students to learn about wetland ecology; with this and schoolyard ecology plots they use in science classes, they encourage their students to collaborate with other student scientists to do real scientific research. They hope that integration of both solar and wind energy projects in the school building will help allow for a greater green energy production.
Since monitoring began 11/24/2010, this system has generated 11,585 kilowatt hours of clean energy.
Enough to offset...
lbs. of CO2 emissions, the main cause of global warming.
miles worth of CO2 emissions from the average American car.
Enough power for...
days of electricity usage in an average American house.
days using a 13-watt energy-efficient CFL light bulb.
Installation Profile
| Array Azimuth | Array Tilt | Capacity | Commissioned |
| 2.250 | NOV 24 2010 |
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| 180° | 35° | Kilowatts (DC) | Nov 24, 2010 |
Hardware Assets
| Module Type | Module Wdc | Quantity | Total Capacity (kW DC) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Renewable Energy Corporation 225 | 225 | 10 | 2.250 |
| Inverter Type | Inverter Wac | Quantity | Total Capacity (kW AC) |
|---|---|---|---|
| SMA America Sunny Boy 3000 | 3000 | 1 | 3.000 |
Project Team
Windemuller Electric: System Installer