Manusage Solar Panel The foldable solar panel, which is made of monocrystalline silicon solar cells, uses multi-layered cell technology to generate energy from sunlight and performs better than other traditional panels, with conversion high efficiency of up to 25% compared with the majority of solar panels falling in the 18% to 21% efficiency range.
I bought one of this last year from Amazon for more than $100 and I am quite satisfied with it. This panel put out 72W. That is more than I would expect from a panel rated at 100W when tested in the real world, not the laboratory perfect conditions. Great versatility with multiple adapters for any solar generator. Well engineered and manufactured.
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I'm not arguing. I'm just genuinely curious. Is there anything in particular about this solar panel that precludes it from being used for that purpose?
I mean, it's a little bit overkill (I think the products I've seen from places like Harbor Freight that are advertised as items that can be used to charge a car battery have solar panels that only provide something like 2-5 watts), and you may need to add more components (at the very least, a charge controller, I suppose) to the system to make it work properly, but I don't see why this solar panel couldn't be used in such a system.
I'm not arguing. I'm just genuinely curious. Is there anything in particular about this solar panel that precludes it from being used for that purpose?
I mean, it's a little bit overkill (I think the products I've seen from places like Harbor Freight that are advertised as items that can be used to charge a car battery have solar panels that only provide something like 2-5 watts), and you may need to add more components (at the very least, a charge controller, I suppose) to the system to make it work properly, but I don't see why this solar panel couldn't be used in such a system.
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That's about 3 years of daily ideal production to breakeven, I don't even think this product would last that long, even if it does produce that much dependably.
I'm not arguing. I'm just genuinely curious. Is there anything in particular about this solar panel that precludes it from being used for that purpose?
I mean, it's a little bit overkill (I think the products I've seen from places like Harbor Freight that are advertised as items that can be used to charge a car battery have solar panels that only provide something like 2-5 watts), and you may need to add more components (at the very least, a charge controller, I suppose) to the system to make it work properly, but I don't see why this solar panel couldn't be used in such a system.
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That's about 3 years of daily ideal production to breakeven, I don't even think this product would last that long, even if it does produce that much dependably.
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That's about 3 years of daily ideal production to breakeven, I don't even think this product would last that long, even if it does produce that much dependably.
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