If you're considering installing solar panels, you may be wondering how much power you can expect a 800 watt panel to generate. Here's a breakdown of what this size panel can run. In ideal conditions, a 800 watt solar panel will produce around 960 kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity per year. However, actual production will vary based on factors such as the angle of the sun, weather conditions, and shading from trees or buildings. Assuming an average production of 850 kWh per year, here's what a 800 watt solar panel can power: - 8 standard CFL light bulbs (60 watts each) for approximately 11 hours per day - 4 laptop computers (40 watts each) for 6 hours per day - 1 refrigerator (100 watts) 24/7 - 2 space heaters (1000 watts each) for 3 hours per day These are just estimates - your actual usage may differ. But this should give you an idea of what kind of appliances and devices you could run with a 800 watt solar panel system.