Solar options for a Fun Finder/TT
Hello All, I'm new here. I've used the search function and can not really find the answer to this question. I did find one close answer, but it was more of a "look what I did" and not "here's what ...
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Trouble is guessing where the protrusions are.
Here is a modest system to compare:
2x 120w panels $307
20a PWM controller $77
50' MC4 cable to connect $44 Cut this in half. Connectors to the panel, cut ends to the controller. Plug and play. If you need longer they will custom make any length or just buy the 100' cable.
Some wire and fuse to the battery and you are all set.
If you want to go bigger or max it out I suggest a series system with 24v panels and MPPT controller. Going to depend on the roof space. Don't cram it in too much as even a small corner of shade from a vent, A/C, or antenna will severely reduce output.
Trouble is guessing where the protrusions are.
Here is a modest system to compare:
2x 120w panels $307
20a PWM controller $77
50' MC4 cable to connect $44 Cut this in half. Connectors to the panel, cut ends to the controller. Plug and play. If you need longer they will custom make any length or just buy the 100' cable.
Some wire and fuse to the battery and you are all set.
If you want to go bigger or max it out I suggest a series system with 24v panels and MPPT controller. Going to depend on the roof space. Don't cram it in too much as even a small corner of shade from a vent, A/C, or antenna will severely reduce output.
