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180W Black Semi-Flexible Solar Panel with Rear Junction Box 3 Yr Warranty All the specs!

I'm looking to use my Jackery folding solar panel a bit more and I've been given the opportunity by my shed solar panel failing. The Jackery panel obviously has a hard wired lead with a few connectors, one for the actual Jackery unit. What would I need to connect the panel to the shed battery...

...it was working but had dead leisure battery got it changed asked garage to check all electrics but dont think they bothered typical ,now solar panel on charger not lighting up solar panel looks fine will try to check the voltage van is a 69 plate so not that old. got in touch with conversion...

I'm looking for a fixed solar panel to combine with my ace 757 - does this panel work within the tolerance of the 757 unit Renogy Solar Panel 200W, 23 V Monocrystalline Solar Panel PV Panel Off Grid Solar Power for Motorhome, Shed, Campervan, Caravan and Boat (Compact Design)...

That’s the best solid panel install I’ve seen and I’m usually not a fan

Hi Guys Hopefully somebody can educate me . I’ve got a Renogy 100w flexible solar panel connected to the Renogy 30 dc dc charger with mppt. This charges a 95ah agm leisure battery. There is virtually no load on the battery ( few usb small shower pump and two reading lights I just don’t seem to...

Due to the ever increasing number of flexible solar panels failing, mostly due to being installed incorrectly. I've added the install guide to the start of this thread... its not the panel (mostly) - its the poor fitting. that causes uneven thermal expansion, where the panel is not evenly...

The solar panel on my van doesn't appear to be charging anymore (last 'successful' cycle was 3 weeks ago). Oddly though, when looking at the Victron app first thing in the morning, there is voltage (but no watts / amps due to lack of sunlight), but an hour or so later, there's nothing. I...

...there was a minimal charge which gave me false hope. Later that morning when the sun had been up several hours and the panel was warmer the charge had returned to zero. From advice here and elsewhere it was evident that the panel was screwed. Removed and replaced. Thread here Solar panel Fail?

Hi, how did this work out? I'm thinking of doing the same, any pics/tips? Cheers G

I have designed what I think to be an excellent solar panel mounting method that I first fitted to an old T5.1 I had a few years ago (see attached pictures)... I have since improved the idea and made it more polished by neatly integrating it with Dakine roof pads which makes the whole set up...

have a look at the RENOGY Suitcase kits. . . https://www.t6forum.com/threads/guide-mobile-solar-panels-how-i-did-it.13225/post-390930 basically built like a "BRICK DUNNIE" compared to the normal foldable fabric style. the good - bombproof. the bad - large size, for transport and...

LB voltage is currently 11.7/ SOC 60% Weather is terrible, so v little solar from 300w panel - currently around 3A

Hi Roadtripper do you have any recommendations for high quality solar panels? I'm willing to fork out for good ones given my requirements. Is 300 more or less the max you can get on a pop top roof? Thanks a lot.

Solar panel and 12v lithium battery... To run the secondary purchase. 12v compressor fridge.

I searched blue fusion on eBay and got a male energy supplement. Searching bluefusion solar panels was more productive (depending on what your needs are I guess)! Did yours come with the cig lighter connector fitted?

...hab electrics, turned off electric is to hab with isolator. Lights etc all stayed on (due to solar) BUT the readings for battery dropped to 10v See pic? Could this be a clue if I have wired incorrectly somewhere?! Is the 10v the shunt etc reading the solar panels as the battery?! Any thoughts

I do but I don’t know how to use it

Not a daft question. It doesn't go anywhere. Just like a Solar panel that is not connected, the cells are ready to provide a current, but if there is nothing taking that current, if just sits there, ready. Doesn't cause any damage to the panel or the cells.

Pleased with the solar panel