BougeRV via Amazon has 180W 12V High-Efficiency Mono Solar Panel on sale for $135.99 when you apply promo code 180WPANEL during checkout. Shipping is free.
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BougeRV via Amazon has 180W 12V High-Efficiency Mono Solar Panel on sale for $135.99 when you apply promo code 180WPANEL during checkout. Shipping is free.
BougeRV via Amazon also has 130W 9BB Rigid Lightweight Foldable Solar Panel on sale for $165.19 when you apply promo code BOUGERV41 at checkout. Shipping is free.
Thanks to staff member DesertGardener for finding this deal.
Just a heads up, the harbor frieght panels have been out performing most panels on the market. Its well documented on youtube. I did not compare these.
Now you're just trolling. Covering every last detail would be way too much information to post here. Should I have suggested a wire gauge to use without knowing specifics, too?
There are tons of resources for DIY solar setups for people to study in order to determine what they need for their use case.
This kind of hostility to productive/helpful posts has a chilling effect and makes people not want to help here.
SUNTHYSIS 100 Watt Solar Panel, 12 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel, 22.2% High Efficiency Monocrystalline PV Module Power Charger for RV Marine Rooftop Farm Battery and Other Off Grid Applications
SUNTHYSIS 100 Watt Solar Panel, 12 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel, 22.2% High Efficiency Monocrystalline PV Module Power Charger for RV Marine Rooftop Farm Battery and Other Off Grid Applications
A Tesla might use 130 watts just sitting parked. Even when the car is "off" it's still running the processor, cameras, sensors, satellite/wifi, etc.
I'm sure they're running in a low power or idle state most of the time, but still.
It'd probably eventually charge in the summer.
In the winter, I'm fairly certain it would use more power than this could supply, just sitting.
Will this be an overkill (kill it) for a ring doorbell installed at the driveway gate away from the house. I have put two 5V in series but charges slowly
I bought two of the cheaper models the last time they went on sale. You'll need to use separate accounts in order to get the discount on more than one panel.
I connected these in series to a Goal Zero solar generator (using a cable purchased from Amazon) and they worked perfectly. Combined I was getting ~330w peak with ideal positioning. Perfect for emergency use or if your into Vanlife.
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Can you give more example of what they can be used for? TIA
Stick it on a boat or off-road side-by-side and they can help ensure your battery stays topped off, and paired with a battery/inverter, you could have 120V power with you wherever you are with that vehicle. Charge your phones/laptops, powertools, run a fridge, induction cooktop, circular saw, winch, lights, etc.
Renorgy 100 panel on sale for 70 is a better deal two hundred watts for 140 when on sale or lightning deal that comes up every week or so.
180 watts out of one panel is much more dense energy production than 140 out of two, and that is much more important than cost for the most common applications for these (motor homes, vans, boats) which typically have limited usable space. I bought two 100 watt panels for $130 around Black Friday, I'd much rather have two 180watt panels for my boat, even if it cost 2-3x as much.
Stick it on a boat or off-road side-by-side and they can help ensure your battery stays topped off, and paired with a battery/inverter, you could have 120V power with you wherever you are with that vehicle. Charge your phones/laptops, powertools, run a fridge, induction cooktop, circular saw, winch, lights, etc.
Do you worry about damaging your battery without a solar charge controller or don't you care?
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I'm sure they're running in a low power or idle state most of the time, but still.
In the winter, I'm fairly certain it would use more power than this could supply, just sitting.
I connected these in series to a Goal Zero solar generator (using a cable purchased from Amazon) and they worked perfectly. Combined I was getting ~330w peak with ideal positioning. Perfect for emergency use or if your into Vanlife.
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In the winter, I'm fairly certain it would use more power than this could supply, just sitting.
BougeRV sells them too.
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