Solar Install: what would you change
I’m going to do a small solar install on my 5th wheel, and I am curious what you would change about your current setup. What did you do that was wrong, not good enough or just a minor annoyance. M...
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canada_rokzz wrote:I would not recommend flexible for a permanent install. Flexible panels cost quite a bit more than the equivalent glass panels. As mentioned, heat could be a problem. It's best to have air circulation underneath. Also the warranty is typically shorter for flexible panels.
I’m not going to install tilting or ridged panels, as I’m not interested in climbing on my roof. They will be flexible, and glued to the roof.
I went with a flexible panel mainly because of the light weight. I have two panels mounted on the side of my coach which can be lifted off and attached to extension cables. The flexible panel replaced a glass panel that was a bit cumbersome to handle.
