BougeRVvia Amazon has
BougeRV 180W 12V High-Efficiency Mono Solar Panel (180W 5BB) on sale for $169.99 - 20% off when you apply promo code
PANEL0424 at checkout =
$135.99.
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BougeRVvia Amazon also has
BougeRV 2 x 100W Solar Panel Kit + 30A PWM Controller (2Pcs 100W+30A PWM) on sale for $229.99 - 20% when you apply promo code
PANEL0424 at checkout =
$183.99.
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Product Information:
- 18-month product warranty and a 25-year power guarantee
- Compatible with grid-connected and off-grid inverters and suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
- Easy to use and install and can power your house, RV, boat, or other outdoor equipment
- Sturdy enough to withstand high wind (2400 Pa) and snow loads (5400 Pa)
- IP65 waterproof features and corrosion-resistant aluminum frame
- Pre-drilled holes on the back of the panel allow you to quickly install them without any heavy tools
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Edit:
Just saw these are 5BB and the ones I got were 9BB.
While the 9BB is better, reviews on YouTube show little difference between the two
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I already have 4 panels at 100W each to power my bluetti.
If I add a 180W panel, I actually gain less extra power since the output doesn't match.
So basically I'm in the 100W panel world, unless I do a complete new install.
I think this is one of the factors to consider when determining your layout (and how you configure your setup regarding serial/parallel panel groups).
I think this is one of the factors to consider when determining your layout (and how you configure your setup regarding serial/parallel panel groups).
I think this is one of the factors to consider when determining your layout (and how you configure your setup regarding serial/parallel panel groups).
I already have 4 panels at 100W each to power my bluetti.
If I add a 180W panel, I actually gain less extra power since the output doesn't match.
So basically I'm in the 100W panel world, unless I do a complete new install.
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In parallel, no.
I'm able to source the panels/inverter but having a hard time finding an installer who can obtain permits and properly install them.
Pls PM if any
Edit:
Just saw these are 5BB and the ones I got were 9BB.
While the 9BB is better, reviews on YouTube show little difference between the two
BougeRV 9BB vs 5BB 180 Watt Panels - Upgraded Efficiency?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uE6oop4
https://www.explorist.l
I'm able to source the panels/inverter but having a hard time finding an installer who can obtain permits and properly install them.
Pls PM if any
Maybe go to a Home Depot, Lowes, Ace Hardware, etc and see if they contract with solar installers.
I would also hold off getting the panels until you discuss this with the installer because they like their own stuff, lol. (warranties and such too)
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Maybe go to a Home Depot, Lowes, Ace Hardware, etc, and see if they contract with solar installers.
I would also hold off getting the panels until you discuss this with the installer because they like their own stuff, lol. (warranties and such too)
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