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...you can see the fuse holder here: ................. heres my 50w version,, https://www.t6forum.com/threads/guide-mobile-solar-panels-how-i-did-it.13225/post-259438

...you might want to add a fuse on the positive cable next to the battery connection as it comes unfused. Also, be aware of the limitations of a 100w panel with a PWM controller. The specs say 4.4a max charge rate which you'll only realistically get on a full sunny day at midday. You fridge...

I’ve tried covering each panel and it’s about the same drop each time so they all seem to be the same and I guess they must all be working !

...linearly. Half the sunlight doesn't equate to half the voltage. The wattage of the panels is more important. Simply put, a 200w panel is two 100w panels on the same board. 2 separate 100w panels will give you redundancy if one fails but it's really swings and roundabouts. I've no doubt...

So the load was just a leisure battery in this instance but I guess my fridge was having a rest .. it’s connected to the load output of the victron and can draw up to 100w when it’s angry

...debes tener un cable en el positivo de una batería y uno en el negativo de la otra batería, o sea de ese lado, por otro lado tienes un panel de 100w, eso te estaría dando unos 8A de corriente de carga, para una batería de 240A debes aumentar otro panel solar, en si los cargadores inteligentes...

I’m about to push the button on a portable plug n play solar kit and wondering which of these people would recommend? I’ve read through a lot of @Dellmassive solar thread and these come up a lot. Any advantages one over the other? I only need one occasionally so just want something that has...

I have some mini blade fuses that are pre-wired not didn't know if these were the right option.

...the EB55 will drain dead flat into the LB as it's much lesser capacity than van battery.... so not really achieving what you want. .. You could look at a portable 100w solar panel. That could be used to a: connect to the ctek to charge the van (assuming a ctek DC-DC) And b: charge the...

It did seems a a bit steep for what was proposed. I did however ask them to fit SCA roof rails so I could retrofit my own choice of panel and MPPT controller at a later date.

...battery. While I appreciate the solar panel EcoFlow charging will likely be a lengthy process, it will be handy to have that option available. As a backup, I have also bought a 100w Renogy suitcase solar panel, which can connect directly to the EcoFlow to provide simultaneous charging.......

For a 100w panel a victron smart 75/10 will be excellent. If you upgrade later, it has re sale value. Are you going for a 100w panel or something else? Look at battery megastore for victron kits.

If they are the same Renogy 100W as mine, they are 22.5V (open circuit) and 18.9 V optimal operating. The listing title is 12v but I think that’s a bit misleading.

The feed goes through a hole in the roof, with a sealed gland, under the back of the poptop (photo at the link). It’s a Renogy panel, 100w. I picked these panel dimensions as it fits behind the roof rack without being shadowed.

The Renogy 100w & 200w solar suitcase kits come highly recommended.

If you have 4 x 100w panels @Dellmassive have you thought about splitting them between the Ecoflow and the storage battery? You are going to get some losses in the DC-DC charging between Storage -> Ecoflow and I'm wondering if you've ever measured roughly what that might be? I guess the win of...

...the ecoflow distributor here in Ireland and she was telling me on a cloudy day over the weekend she was still managing to get 140w on the two 100w panels, so il be interested to see if il run out of power or not :) Il keep yas posted anyway, on how i get on. Il be purchasing the delta 2 max...

...will hammer a leisure battery. I run my fridge, lights and a few usb chargers from a single 110ah leisure battery and that will last a weekend if the fridge is set low I also added a single 100w solar panel and that allows the fridge to run 24/7 over summer without draining the leisure battery

...one at a decent discount it's a nice rounded all in one with a useful enough runtime to try and see if the approach would work for you. If it doesn't you'll find a use for it as backup in a power cut or a big battery to recharge phones from. It also pairs very will with a 100w portable solar...

Heres the charge up from a EF Delta2, on a NOCO GBX155 52W using a - "USB-C PD - USB-C PD" 100W cable (100W port) USB-C PD port on EF Fast charge LED ON. ++++++++++++++++ then using the supplied 12v cable . . . 56W - 12v socket --> USB-C PD cable fast charge LED ON. ++++++++...