Used Kyocera 120W Panels $107

[mena661]

Used Kyocera 120W Panels

[MEXICOWANDERER]

Hmmmm. Solar farms are usually wide open. Curious as to why they did not just keep these panels and add....

Some number cruncher bean counter got together with some engineers and sold these panels to someone who is RE-selling them at this price - after paying transportation. Curious how my MBA over-rides my MEE at times...

[JiminDenver]

That is a good price.

While on the Ohio craigslist I found used 136w unisolar rolls for $50 each. He had some 65w rolls too. Doesn't do me much good living here of course.

[pianotuna]

Hi,

Great price on those panels mena--thanks for finding them.

The advantage of the micro inverters is that when one fails you are not "dead in the water". I'm at a loss as to how you know that one has failed.

Repairs on the roof would not be fun where I live in winter time. Heat in the summer time would "derate" the output on the micro inverters.

With 20 panels strings of series/parallel would be good--and grid tied inverters often accept 600 vdc input.

Have you considered a small battery bank to make it a hybrid system so that when the grid falls over you would still have power?

[westend]

Yeah, those look to be quite a bargain.

I may have to pull the pin on a couple of pallets of MX-Solar 235's at $160, for the house. I don't have my inversion or wiring schedule well thought out for the grid-tie aspect, though. My latest conundrum is do I get the micro-inverters or go for the bigger wattage inverters in the house?