Its the Solar Panel 10W 24V , Solar Panel 20W 24V or 30W 20V Panel?
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I don't know, the solar panel was missing. I guess it wasn't included in the kit.
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Hello JDT,The Renogy 40 Amp MPPT Charge controller can support up to 3 of the Renogy 250 Watts 24V Monocrystalline panels at 24V
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Frank, i have a Renogy catalog on front of me and don't see a 350 panel. This must be something new. And by 30ampcharge controller I assume a PWM charge controller. Your panel can be 12 or 24v not both, unless this is somethingreally new. You might try one of the solar forums or email Renogy support. Don't call tech support because i tried.Don't. Ok? Try Northern Arizona wind&sun; or midnite solar forums. Also midnite solar has videos on youtube about everything. You should be able to charge a 12v battery with a 12v panel and charge controller-period. Unless the battery is no good. Put a voltmeter at the output of panel then the output of charge controller. Good luck. Frank, i have a Renogy catalog on front of me and don't see a 350 panel. This must be something new. And by 30ampcharge controller I assume a PWM charge controller. Your panel can be 12 or 24v not both, unless this is somethingreally new. You might try one of the solar forums or email Renogy support. Don't call tech support because i tried.Don't. Ok? Try Northern Arizona wind&sun; or midnite solar forums. Also midnite solar has videos on youtube about everything. You should be able to charge a 12v battery with a 12v panel and charge controller-period. Unless the battery is... » Read More Frank, i have a Renogy catalog on front of me and don't see a 350 panel. This must be something new. And by 30ampcharge controller I assume a PWM charge controller. Your panel can be 12 or 24v not both, unless this is somethingreally new. You might try one of the solar forums or email Renogy support. Don't call tech support because i tried.Don't. Ok? Try Northern Arizona wind&sun; or midnite solar forums. Also midnite solar has videos on youtube about everything. You should be able to charge a 12v battery with a 12v panel and charge controller-period. Unless the battery is no good. Put a voltmeter at the output of panel then the output of charge controller. Good luck. « Show Less
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Tisa,I use my 20w panel to keep 2 batteries charged up. The batteries operate my garage door opener.You need to wire the 20w panel to the 7w Ramsond solar controller and the controller connects to the batteries. Its simple and all is explained with controller and solar panel instructions.
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I have two 275 watt panels hooked to mine. I believe I have room to add another. It is a 30 amp charge controller. B
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The solar panels will generate 27 watts when fully illuminated. All 27 watts are available via the "12 volt" plug (which appears to be the unregulated panel output, which is not 12v). The built in USB 5 volt power converter has a 3 amp limit, therefore the total power available to the two USB ports is 15 watts.
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Yes it will work. The "20 Amp" rating refers to the amperage produced by the solar panels, so if the current produced by your panels at peak efficiency is below 20 amps (and off the top of my head, it is) you will be fine. Remember to hook this up in the EXACT order as the instructions say or else it ill blow a fuse. Good luck!
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These are 12v panels. Unless you have a 24v mppt controller they should be parallel ( suggest to a combiner box ) feeding the charge controller which maintains the battery / bank state of charge. If these are your only two panels suggest a 20 amp (minimum) charge controller.
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The one I bought was 30 watts, but you can get different wattages in their line. The Instapark they mention here are the brackets you buy to mount your panel. It is not a solar panel.
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its a 20 amp controller watts = volts X amps. So, 12 volts X 20 amps = 240 watts, so you can only hook up 2 - 100 watt panels.
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I agree with most all said here before. Get 2 12v batteries in series = 24v, or 4 6v and hook up in series but controller is best way to go to match your solar panel. Most quality solar panels will charge 12v and 24v. Get a volt meter and check it out as you go. A fuse is a must. Good luck
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The height is 5/16ths by 13/16ths wide. FYI the wattages are 5 watts for the 12", 7 Watts for the 20" and 8 watt for the 24" and can be powered by any DC power source between 10V to 30V.
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No, the 27 puts out 27 watts, the 20 has an output of 20 watts. The 20 has replaced the 27 in the GoalZero lineup.
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According to the directions you do not need a charge controller for a 30w panel on this unit. Larger panels would require a charge controller.
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I connect to 24v batteries rather than solar panels to get max 300w out. The batteries are solar charged.
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No. 1 250 watt max at 12 volts or 2 250 watt panels at 24 volts. Charger is 20 amp max. Take total solar panel watts and divide by system volts. 250/12 or 500/24. =20 amps
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26 1/2X18 1/8 You realize this is a 240V. I don't recall for sure but I think it is 30A requiring #10 wire and breaker.