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200W AeternaSol N-Type 18BB Solar Panel on sale for $69.08 - $10 when you apply promo code
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2-Pack 200W AeternaSol N-Type 18BB Solar Panel on sale for $123.51 - $10 when you apply promo code
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Product Details: - 25% module efficiency with 18BB monocrystalline cells for high power output, even in low-light conditions
- IP68 waterproof, dustproof, and corrosion-resistant for reliable outdoor, marine, RV, and camping use
- Compatible with both MPPT and PWM charge controllers for flexible integration with various solar systems and batteries
- Ideal for off-grid applications including RVs, caravans, boats, camping, gardens, sheds, and backup power
- Measures 1340 × 670 mm with a durable, portable design for versatile use
- Open-circuit voltage: 25.18V
- Operating voltage: 23.04V
- Maintains strong power output throughout the day, even in changing sunlight conditions
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My solar arrays are all 200w as I don't want to deal with bigger and heavier 400w panels.
I have 16 200w Eco Worthy right now(their latest ones) and they are great.
These will go over 200w in the optimal condition. I get around 2600w of the rated 3120w during the summer right now.
I've been trying to add to my older 200w array so I gave these a try.( I bought 4)
The reason why is that these are smaller. 26 inch width which will fit the Eco Worthy solar racks.
So far they are great. 3 of the tested on the solar meter at around 190w-210w(these are optimal condition).
The one stinker only got my around 160w. I'm going to try and get a replacement for this one.
For the price and the size, the results are outstanding so I just bought 4 more.
If you know 200w like I do, good 200w panels are around 30 inches in width.
The cheaper ones that are narrower(26 inch) are either much longer(like the Eco) or they don't produce much.
I said if they get over 170w on my meter, I would be happy and I got more than that.
BTW the LINK for this is not that cheap.
For me it's like $70/$140 but AE is weird like that.
There's several link to the same items from the same store at different prices.
If you know how to work AE, you can find the link with the lowest price.
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My solar arrays are all 200w as I don't want to deal with bigger and heavier 400w panels.
I have 16 200w Eco Worthy right now(their latest ones) and they are great.
These will go over 200w in the optimal condition. I get around 2600w of the rated 3120w during the summer right now.
I've been trying to add to my older 200w array so I gave these a try.( I bought 4)
The reason why is that these are smaller. 26 inch width which will fit the Eco Worthy solar racks.
So far they are great. 3 of the tested on the solar meter at around 190w-210w(these are optimal condition).
The one stinker only got my around 160w. I'm going to try and get a replacement for this one.
For the price and the size, the results are outstanding so I just bought 4 more.
If you know 200w like I do, good 200w panels are around 30 inches in width.
The cheaper ones that are narrower(26 inch) are either much longer(like the Eco) or they don't produce much.
I said if they get over 170w on my meter, I would be happy and I got more than that.
BTW the LINK for this is not that cheap.
For me it's like $70/$140 but AE is weird like that.
There's several link to the same items from the same store at different prices.
If you know how to work AE, you can find the link with the lowest price.
My solar arrays are all 200w as I don't want to deal with bigger and heavier 400w panels.
I have 16 200w Eco Worthy right now(their latest ones) and they are great.
These will go over 200w in the optimal condition. I get around 2600w of the rated 3120w during the summer right now.
I've been trying to add to my older 200w array so I gave these a try.( I bought 4)
The reason why is that these are smaller. 26 inch width which will fit the Eco Worthy solar racks.
So far they are great. 3 of the tested on the solar meter at around 190w-210w(these are optimal condition).
The one stinker only got my around 160w. I'm going to try and get a replacement for this one.
For the price and the size, the results are outstanding so I just bought 4 more.
If you know 200w like I do, good 200w panels are around 30 inches in width.
The cheaper ones that are narrower(26 inch) are either much longer(like the Eco) or they don't produce much.
I said if they get over 170w on my meter, I would be happy and I got more than that.
BTW the LINK for this is not that cheap.
For me it's like $70/$140 but AE is weird like that.
There's several link to the same items from the same store at different prices.
If you know how to work AE, you can find the link with the lowest price.
AE is just like Ebay or Amazon. It's a store front for these vendors.
I have those 45 racks you're talking about and I don't think you can make it fit.
I have like 8 of the Eco W solar racks that let you put 4 200w panels on them as long as the width is less than 27.5 inches.
I put these racks on 2x4 and has wheels on them. I wish I can post pictures but I think I'm banned or something.
Looks identical as my last 4 but the MC4 connectors are different.
Took them right out of the boxes and started measuring them.
Again, they are tested well ranging from 185w to 220w(yeah this one right out of the box was 222w but it dropped to ~212 and stayed around there). I was shocked actually.
Remembered I took them right out of the box and using a solar meter but it doesn't represent the real numbers.
Once the panels get hot, the efficiency will decrease and the actual MPPT reading will be a little less.
For the size and the price, the results are fantastic. I love the sizes as 4 of these will fit my rack.
No clue what the longevity will be like.
Let me point out that the specs for these panels are 25.18 Voc 23.04 Vmp and 8.68 Imp.
What I get from my meter from all the good ones are around 21 Vmp and 9.6 Imp so amperage are higher and voltage are lower.
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These are my Eco W 195 panels. 16 of them.
I get on average over 10 kwh per day and a full sunny day will get me 14kwh
I don't move them around so I don't actually get full sun on these array until 11am.
I'll post pictures of the Aeternasol when I get them up. I have 8 of them now.
These are my Eco W 195 panels. 16 of them.
I get on average over 10 kwh per day with the higher being 14kwh.
I don't move them around so I don't actually get full sun on these array until 11am.
I'll post pictures of the Aeternasol when I get them up. I have 8 of them now.
You can find them at times for ~$80 each.
They always have done me right whenever I had issues so I have tons of Eco W stuff.
The $100 EW racks goes for $100 all the time. It has everything you need to mount 4x 200w which is why I bought so many.
I spend $15 for the 2x4, $15 for the wheels and $100 for the rack.
With 4 panels you can wire them 2s2p or 4s if your MPPT can handle the high voltage.
Plus you can roll it around. Those adjustable tilting racks I do have but they're just sitting around.
I'm a solar junkie. This is my main battery bank, over 30kwh.
You can find them at times for ~$80 each.
They always have done me right whenever I had issues so I have tons of Eco W stuff.
The $100 EW racks goes for $100 all the time. It has everything you need to mount 4x 200w which is why I bought so many.
I spend $15 for the 2x4, $15 for the wheels and $100 for the rack.
With 4 panels you can wire them 2s2p or 4s if your MPPT can handle the high voltage.
Plus you can roll it around. Those adjustable tilting racks I do have but they're just sitting around.
I'm a solar junkie. This is my main battery bank, over 30kwh.
It a solar edge system with 2 inverters , one 6400 and one 12000
It a solar edge system with 2 inverters , one 6400 and one 12000
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