Positive ground solar pannel

Well, I googled this up and I'll be darned if I can find anything about grounding.

Thanks, I sent an e-mail to Go Power

Email them again and ask if you can parallel or series the panel with another as long as you don't try to ground them.

Grounding of the solar panels and solar controllers is for when you have them on the roof of a stick house. You don't ground them at all with an RV installation, so it doesn't matter if they are built to have positive or negative grounding.

My EP Solar LandStar 2024 PWM controller was built to have positive grounding too, which caused me some confusion with an RV that has negative grounding batteries! Turned out you just ignore all that.

Yes, Go-Power is expensive compared with what you can buy in the States at "outlets" where you can pick them up yourself with no shipping costs.

Good reason to ask for a return authorization.

2oldman wrote:
That's crazy talk.. solar panels (not pannels) don't have "grounds."

This is the e-mail from go power "


































Hi Chris,



Yes you can only add CTI-95 to an existing system with CTI-95.



The reason for this is the CTI-95 is a positively grounded solar panel and can only be expanded with other positively grounded solar panels. All of our other panels are negatively grounded and will not work with the CTI-95.



Regards,



Adam Hillis

Carmanah Technologies Corp.

That's crazy talk.. solar panels (not pannels) don't have "grounds."