how many lamps light with per solar panel
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if you mean household lights,home lamps.this would depend on your solar battery charge.i have used 2 lights at once on a full charge.,for several hours with no problem.
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Hi,1 panel is 100w, that's good enough. If you have 12V, light bulbs in ur van, you can connect 2 or may be 1 12w bulb. You will still be having 88w to be used, u can charge ur laptops and small electronic appliances. Good thing about this panel is that, these are expandable. You can buy 1 more panel later on. If u decide to buy 2nd panel, just buy panel alone that Is around $149. U don't need charge control with that.. Thanks,Masroor
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I can not say for certainty and I would not want to lie. I am not awake before dawn. I only know the lights come on at dusk and are shining brightly (a "white" light, not a "warm" light) at 11 pm when I go to bed. I do believe it is important for the solar panel to be located in such a manner to receive as much direct sunlight/charge throughout the day to perform the best at night.
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Also luminosity is still pretty weak with solar energy. The alternative is to use LED lights. I am pretty satisfied with a 3 heads lamp post I purchased a while ago at Costco. It is very bright and consumes very little electricity. However, the drawback is that you have to run electrical wires.
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it really will depend on the specs from the panels you choose but i would say if they are similar to something like the renogy 100 watt panels you could run at least four for sure and possibly more depending on the actual output from each panel. if i was running more than 400 watts of panels i would probably start looking at some of the mppt charge controllers so you can get the most out of your system.
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Two at the moment, but the rating on the bulbs will affect that, so I'm sure you can add more lights as long as you lower the watts accordingly.
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Go get your past electric bill. Your bill will tell you how many kilowatt hours you use on average. Then take that to divide by the watts of the solar panel. There is usually 5 peak hours a day of sunlight. Then add 1 or 2 more panels just to be on the safe side.
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Each lamp is 800watts each and they use an Edison plug or household plug. Not sure what you mean by 110watts or 220watts. A typical household circuit is 15 to 20 amps. Each lamp pulls approx 8 amps so I wouldn't put more than one lamp on one single circuit.
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That is correct you will receive 3 panels 68 watt per panel. Total wattage 204 watts. Thanks.
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Hello,54w PER LAMP for a total of 324w on a 6 lamp fixture.Thanks & hope this helps! Please remember to shop with Healthy Harvest Florida ;)
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Amps=watts/volts. So 250w/24v=10.4 amps. This is considering full output of the solar panel and no loss through cabling. So to be safe you can run three solar panels More than likely you can get away with four, as you will likely never see a full 10 amps output.
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Most 100 watt panels are about 5 amp. I use 2, but I also have 4 - 6 volt batteries and a charge controller connected. I am not sure if that is needed.
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I don't have a tester to say for sure, but I counted 100 total 3 watt led lights on the panel. It's bright enough that you need to keep it at least 2 feet away from your plants, a little further seems Better to me. It will definitely cover a 3x4 area. My room to grow is 5x6 and I put 3 plants under each light, 2 lights side by side and my plants do very well and my electric bill hardly changed. So to really answer your question, I don't know, but 2 of these lights seem to do the same as a 600 watt hid light at about 10% of the monthly cost
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This could work. What you would need to do first is calculate the power needed to power the lamp and pump. Then determine if that amount is less than the energy from the panel in a given sunlight day. If so then the only other thing you'll need is a car battery or so(again, determined by the energy needed at night). There are solar calculators online. As for the wiring, the control box shows you what goes where.
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Yes, that's true ~. 2x30watt panels = 60 watts going to your controller. Good luck & have fun capturing the Sun. :-)
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The solar panel is. Too bad the lamp doesn't have a handle. I'm always using the lamp as a direct-beam lantern around the property at night, and on dark area plumbing tasks. Just don't get the lamp interior wet.
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It depends on how many amps you need. The solar panel can only out put a maximum of ~1 amp and 26 volts