Solar Panels for Camper - 250W Polycrystalline Silicon
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Introduction
This installation Manual contains essential information for the electrical and mechanical installation that your must know before installing CUSTOMER PV modules. This also contains safety information you need to be familiar with .All the information described in this manual are the intellectual property of CNBM and based on the technologies and experiences that have been acquired and accumulated in the long history of CUSTOMER. This document does not constitute a warranty, expressed or implied.
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Data sheet
Maximum Power | 250W |
Efficiency | 0.154 |
Backsheet | White |
Frame Colar | Silver |
Manufacture Site | China |
Frame | Anodized Aluminum Alloy |
Weight | 19 kg |
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- Q: Can solar panels be installed on vehicles?
- Yes, solar panels can be installed on vehicles. They are commonly used on electric cars, boats, and recreational vehicles to harness solar energy and help charge their batteries.
- Q: Do higher watt solar panels last longer, efficiency-wise? 3 installers gave me quotes with 3 different sunpower panels. The 225, 25, 20 watt panels. Whats the con and pro's of the different wattages?
- If they're all from Sunpower, they're all going to be very similar. Personally, I would ask each supplier to quote with the same model of panel, and see how the prices come out. I would buy based on just dollars per watt, assuming warranty and power tolerance were the same. The lower power panels are often a better bargain, just as the slower, slightly older CPUs in computers are a bargain.
- Q: What size of system would I need to get if I use on average 500 kilowatt hrs a month I would like to do a tie in grid system I live in the states south central area of States any info or links to sites would be wonderful I am interested in this type of energy soure thank you
- Since you are consuming 500 KiloWatts*hours (.5 MegaWatts*hours) per month on average, you need to find out how many KiloWatts per day, so 500 KWh*h / 30 days = 50 KWh per day. With an average of 2 hours of sunlight per day, or even more conservative of 0 hours of sunlight per day 50 KWh / 2 hours = 4.667 KW solar panel system 50 KWh / 0 hours = 5 KW solar panel system An average solar panel is 200W to 250W, so 5 KW / 200W = 25 solar panels 5 KW / 250W = 20 solar panels Solar panels are currently about $ per Watt, so 5 KW of panels is $5,000 A 5KW inverter that is about $5,000 Other incidentals are about $2,000 Total cost (not including labor) is $2,000 Price per KWh is about $0.0 per KWh for East South Central states. Savings per month is *at least* $50 since there are other charges in your electric bill other than usage that are tied directly to your usage as costs. So $50 / month * 2 months = $,800 per year $2,000 investment / $,800 per year = 6.67 years or 6 years, 8 months to pay off the system. Contact many Solar contractors in your area for competitive pricing of labor and for a more detailed analysis of your home.
- Q: How do solar panel power systems work?
- Solar power works by making solar cells of two kinds of glass; one which has been “doped” to have too many electrons, and the other which has been “doped” to have too few electrons. These layers of glass are then glued together with a thin insulation layer in between them. The top layer of glass is the one with too many electrons, the bottom layer of glass has too few electrons, and the insulation allows electrons to pass from the bottom layer to the top layer easily, but not from the top layer to the bottom layer as easily. As photons come flying into this glass sandwich at the speed of light, the photons crash into the electrons in both layers and cause them to start moving. The electrons in the top layer are tightly packed and can’t move much, but the electrons in the bottom layer can move around enough that they end up crossing through the insulation into the top layer. However, because there are already too many electrons in the top layer, the newly arrived electrons have no place to rest. This buildup of electrons creates an “electrical pressure”. Then contacts are glued to the glass top and bottom, and a wire is added to connect the top layer to the bottom, and the electrical pressure which has built up in the top layer now has a way to escape, and the extra electrons which crossed over the bottom to the top can now return to the bottom layer. This flow of electrons from the top layer to the bottom layer is the electricity generated by the solar cell. A solar “panel” is made up of many of these cells wired in series to increase the voltage to make it high enough to do some useful work, such as charging batteries, and many of these panels can be wired together to do such things as supplying power to a building, or even supplying power to the utility grid.
- Q: Can solar panels be damaged by birds or other animals?
- Yes, solar panels can be damaged by birds or other animals. Birds may create nests under solar panels, which can cause damage to the wiring or block sunlight. Additionally, animals like squirrels or rodents can chew on the wires, potentially causing electrical issues. It is recommended to take preventive measures, such as installing barriers, to protect solar panels from such damage.
- Q: Can solar panels be installed in a community or neighborhood?
- Yes, solar panels can definitely be installed in a community or neighborhood. In fact, installing solar panels at a community or neighborhood level can have several benefits. It allows for a more cost-effective approach, as the installation and maintenance expenses can be shared among multiple households. Moreover, it promotes a more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy source, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering carbon emissions. Additionally, community solar projects encourage collaboration and community engagement, fostering a sense of unity and shared responsibility towards a greener future.
- Q: I'm looking at solar panels and I have NO IDEA what this stuff means.They come in catagories of Watts. What does that refer to? If a solar pannel is in the 200-watt catagory, what does that really mean? Will it produce 200 watts an hour, a day, a week, a month, a year?? How many watts of energy does the average house use up in one month? I really wish they would just tell me on the website!! :(0 points!!!!!!!! :D
- This is not a precise analogy, but think of it this way: Volts is the pressure of the water in a pipe. Amps is the gallons per minute that come out. Watts is how much water you have after a certain length of time the pipe is open. a 200 watt solar panel under ideal conditions ( bright daylight between , say 0 am and 2 pm, held exactly flat to the sun ) will produce enough energy to run 2 00 watt light bulbs. You hardly ever have perfect bright sunlight; the length of the day varies during the year, and the angle of the panel to the sun changes from hour to hour; all this leads to a typical home in the US /Europe having only about 4 hours a day of maximum solar available. So, your 200 watt panel would give you 800 watts a day, enough to run one 00 watt light bulb for 8 hours If you are trying to run a house off solar, there are unfortunately other things needed between the panels and the lights / appliances; inverters, batteries, controllers sand each one eats up a little energy so you may get only 75 useful watts. See why more homes don't have panels? The other poster who said $30-50,000 to completely run a home on panels is about right.
- Q: Can solar panels be installed on a boat or RV?
- Yes, solar panels can be installed on both boats and RVs. They provide a sustainable and efficient source of energy, allowing for off-grid power generation while traveling or moored. The panels can be mounted on the roof or other suitable areas to capture sunlight and convert it into electricity to power various onboard appliances and systems.
- Q: Well my dad has been into Solar panels for quite a while, his birthday is coming up and i want to get him a small minature one, so he can toy around with it and be able to use it as expirience for when he gets a bigger one. my dad has been doing ALOT of studying, and i've been looking online but idk what kinda kits to get so should i get a 0w kit, 5w kit, or 20w kit? which one would be best to fool around with and play with? thanks
- You should have your dad check out this site. Easy to learn and very effective. bit.ly/solar9WXBrw
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Solar Panels for Camper - 250W Polycrystalline Silicon
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- Loading Port:
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- 200000 watt
- Supply Capability:
- 20000000 watt/month
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