Savoy 2007 Installing Solar Panels

pconroy328 wrote:
I'll say "ease of use". I'm not sure I'd be up for dragging 4+ panels and thick cables out into the sun.

Ditto.

Panels out in the sun, sitting on the ground can be a challenge to deal with.

rbpru wrote:
I am curious, why would you mount solar panels on the TT roof. If you get a shady campsite you have reduced output, if you park in the sun your TT becomes an oven.

I would think you want the TT in the shade and the panels in the sun.

I'll say "ease of use". I'm not sure I'd be up for dragging 4+ panels and thick cables out into the sun.

I am curious, why would you mount solar panels on the TT roof. If you get a shady campsite you have reduced output, if you park in the sun your TT becomes an oven.

I would think you want the TT in the shade and the panels in the sun.

The wiring could be near a ceiling vent. if you remove the vent facia, you might be able to look around up there to see if there are wires loose and tagged.

In some cases the mfg adds in a light gauge of wire and calls it "prewired". If it was me, I'd forgo the search and just install the proper wire for whatever amount of solar is used.

Often in the fridge vent.

Panels ought to be installed where nothing on the roof casts shade on them.

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