My Solar Panel Installation
Part 1 - Planning Last year, after some thought and planning of future trips in our RV, we decided to install solar power on our 29’ Holiday Rambler Traveler class A RV. This document is going to ...
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500 watts should keep it well charged.
Many think that a single 60 watt panel will do, however the RV will consume more power in one day than my 120 watt panel can put back in a normal day. The CO detector, propane leak detector and refrigerator will all combine to use about 35 amp hours per day.
Good think I have a pair of 120 watt panels and a 75W panel. I have a 50 amp controller, and have space to improve the system when needed.
Fred.
Many think that a single 60 watt panel will do, however the RV will consume more power in one day than my 120 watt panel can put back in a normal day. The CO detector, propane leak detector and refrigerator will all combine to use about 35 amp hours per day.
Good think I have a pair of 120 watt panels and a 75W panel. I have a 50 amp controller, and have space to improve the system when needed.
Fred.
