expiredRed_Liz | Staff posted Oct 30, 2025 05:17 PM
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Item 1 of 4
expiredRed_Liz | Staff posted Oct 30, 2025 05:17 PM
ECO-WORTHY 130W 12V Flexible Mono Solar Panel $49.30 + Free Shipping
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The grommet holes on the sides leave some pretty open options for mounting. I want to build some quick extruded aluminum frames (again: thin and light) that give me some kick stands, but I could also bungee them to the roof rack or hang them off a tree or something.
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I got the first few to see what was possible with these. I am now using those first 3 in 3 different windows between the outer screen and inner double hung windows. Delivers some solar to rooms where the particular window is unimportant for room light. That's not ideal because screen cuts down some on sunlight but it delivers some solar to rooms that would otherwise not have it to charge smaller batteries or keep a power station topped off.
The 4-pack I have mounted hanging from a PVC pipe flat against a SW facing vertical outer wall that gets afternoon sun. Those are wired in a 2S(2P) config (two parallel pairs wired in series for 24V system). The 4 pack is advertised to deliver 520w under ideal conditions. The max power I've see so far (in about a week of operation) is 411w, with about 360w being more typical. Note that this vertical mounting is not ideal, nor is the azimuthal direction.
As others have mentioned the grommeted holes are useful for different mounting configurations. Another advantage is their light weight.
So my latest batch of 4 of these is delivering 350-400w to a power station for $150.
I got the first few to see what was possible with these. I am now using those first 3 in 3 different windows between the outer screen and inner double hung windows. Delivers some solar to rooms where the particular window is unimportant for room light. That's not ideal because screen cuts down some on sunlight but it delivers some solar to rooms that would otherwise not have it to charge smaller batteries or keep a power station topped off.
The 4-pack I have mounted hanging from a PVC pipe flat against a SW facing vertical outer all that gets afternoon sun. Those are wired in a 2S(2P) config (two parallel pairs wired in series for 24V system). The 4 pack is advertised to deliver 520w under ideal conditions. The max power I've see so far (in about a week of operation) is 411w, with about 360w being more typical. Note that this vertical mounting is not ideal, nor is the azimuthal direction.
As others have mentioned the grommeted holes are useful for different mounting configurations. Another advantage is their light weight.
So my latest batch of 4 of these is delivering 350-400w to a power station for $150.
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