I have no experience with solar power. Are these pretty simple to install? I can't tell what sort of cables or connectors it comes with
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If you are hooking them up to a boat or RV (12 volt DC system) or to a 12vDC battery, yes they are dead easy to hook up. If you are wanting to wire them into your house to use with utility provided electricity (AC) then it is alot more complicated. They are wired with quick connectors on the back side. You'll have to look up what kind they are and match them to what you want to hook them to. If they don't match you can cut them off and wire in the correct type. I would suggest you read a little or hit youtube for a few videos on how it works and how to hook them up.
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Hello I hope which I hope you you need 10gauge wire you need a shunt a amp meter for you know how many amps you are receiving from your solar panel it could be 100w or 50w.the wires coming out of the path into the charge controller must be 12 V have the battery don't forget your user have relayed or fuses him all the connections and you should be good if you could go to youtube on your computer and you will learn everything you need to know I hope this helps you and thank you for asking my pleasure to help you
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Not well you would need like 6 of them. I would go with cheap solar panel and run the power to an inverter
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Those solar panels are very good, you can easy install them and use, make sure you will have controller connected.
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It's the panel (looks just like the pictures) which has a small box on the backside where the two cables come out (the positive cable and the negative cable). The cable had the 'solar' standard electrical connectors at the ends. Packed in a custom styrofoam box in the cardboard sleeve box. Pretty much what you see is what you get, just the panel.
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No special connecters. Just connect the OUTPUT from your solar panels to the INPUT of the SunSaver and the OUTPUT to the batteries. The Sunsaver SS-10 handles up to 10A (12VDC system). Do not overload it. For wire connection, you can use #12 wire size which handle up to 20A
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There is just a solar panel. And you would have to mount it to some post and may need some additional wire to connect it to solar charge controller.
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I just cut off the solar panel connector and installed bullet connectors. Just make sure you put the female side on the panel wires so there will be not accidental shorts. Has been working fine for almost 6 months now.
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There are no cables included in the package I bought, the hardware to connect the two panels are included. I just bought #6 wire at Home depot to run from the panels to the charge controller and the batteries.
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One connector goes to the solar panel, one to a battery and the other is for direct connector to another device. So unless you had a splitter from the dedicated battery lead, only one battery can be connected.
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If there are only 2 (12 Volt) panels; you could put both wires in the "solar panel" connectors. For more panels I would suggest you get wire nuts. Wire nuts allow you to connect many panels together (in parallel) without any wires slipping out. The kind of wire nut is the bolt kind, a slotted screw with a nut to crimp a few wires together for a tight electrical bond. Have a thicker gage wire going from the wire nuts (+ & -) to the controller.
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I have the same setup with 45 watts of solar panels. I'm using 12 gauge wire, although 10 gauge will fit. No problems with 12 gauge here.
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You will need a charge controller and wiring to connect the solar panel to the charge controller and the cable from charge controller to the battery.
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You would also need a Solar Charge Controller & a Battery. Check YouTube for instructions.
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i don't remember but it's really simple.the solar panels connect to a charge controller witch connects to the battery.then the inverter red cables connect to the positive post and the black to the negative.if you are useing more than one battery parallel the batteries connect the red cables to positive on one battery and the black to negative on the oter battery and the same with the solar panels.
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You will need a controller, such as the Schumacher SPC-7A 12 Volt Solar Charge Controller that Amazon sells. The necessary connectors minus a long extension are included. It'll work fine.
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If you use the two charge controllers that they each came with. also look up Renolgy 100w solar kits they are way more bang for the buck.