Solar panel brand--is it important?
I'm getting ready to add a solar panel to my small system. I'm looking for a 120 to 150 watt panel; prices seem to vary a lot. There's an American-made brand, "Hightech Solar," available on Ebay f...
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Modules are mostly generic for output since either the typical mono- or polycrystalline have the same basic cell material construction. Differences in coverings and frames do exist, as do the connection hardware. When I shopped for mine, I read the data sheets to determine output, physical load rating, and frame construction details.
Before landing on a certain module brand, I'd suggest you have a real good focus on the amount of power needed for your use in the RV. Even small devices add up fast and amount of battery capacity has to be in the mix, as well. Beyond that, it is about roof real estate (if roof mounting) and possible allowance for future upgrading.
Before landing on a certain module brand, I'd suggest you have a real good focus on the amount of power needed for your use in the RV. Even small devices add up fast and amount of battery capacity has to be in the mix, as well. Beyond that, it is about roof real estate (if roof mounting) and possible allowance for future upgrading.
