Is this solar panel compatable with the Mighty Mule 350?
1639435
I like it better. It is a bit more expensive and just a bit more complicated to install. I had two mighty mules in 8 years. Hoping for at least 10 for this one not 4.
1639436
Yes, It works great and we installed it per directions for location. We couldn't be happier with the product so far.
1639437
Yap Yap ... Yes It Is. But do yourself a Favor and install it on a USAutomatic Sentry.!!!!
2122901
Yes. As long as you install it correctly. The panel is held in place by the fan. On another point, make sure the panel tracks full sun exposure from sun rise to sun set as there is no battery backup or ac DC converter.
1027393
Those two panels if in either series or parallel will still be over the max rating for the Midnite Kid 30 Amp controller. You can test this by using their Midnite Solar Kid Sizing Tool. However, the system will work if you switched your battery bank to 24v.Thank you,AW
1994487
I used the 150w panel into a Yeti 400 and it worked great, getting a max of 125w input in bright sun. I used MC-4 cables to connect to the solar panel, then soldered the ends onto a Goal Zero 8mm to Alligator clips (cut off the clips) and plugged the 8mm end directly into the yeti, easy as that.
501546
not sure. never tried it. if the amperage and volt match from your solar charger, I don't see why not
311301
I am not sure. We used it with a Mighty Mule 500 and it works excellent! It hooked right in.
1852846
Absolutely. Just make sure the solar charge controller is 12VDC and rated appropriately for the output of the solar panels.
1277353
Yes it will, as long as you have the compatible remote button transmitter. It will replace the Mighty Mule receiver and transmitter.
909670
This is compatible with a 12volt system as with any solar panel you will require other parts to macke this work saflely and efficiently as a renewable energy system Hope this info helps you Joe
2196688
as long as the charge regulator (thunderbolt system) is rated at or above 45 watts, it will work with this panel. Unfortunately, you would need to make an adaption to the connectors. This Aleko panel is supplied with a male and female MC4 connector set. you could get two more MC4 connectors , and then wire them to a suitable connector to fit the charge regulator. If its of any use, i'll tell your how mine is set up. I removed the stock connectors, and wired the panel to a 4 pin trailer plug, and installed a 4 pin trailer receiver on the roof of my van. after that, its run to a "Deltran Battery tender" solar charge regulator. I have had no complaints with this solar panel, and have had good luck with "battery tender" products. definatly a good product, if you can get it adapted to your charge regulator. one note of caution: it is basicaly a big glass plate, with a film in it, housed in a sturdy aluminum frame, so treat it carefully.
1214927
No power adapter for this unit that I know of (and we work with these a bit). However, if you can't re-angle the panel to get more sun with the changing position, then it's likely that the relatively cheap battery they use is bad.
1199239
I don't know. I checked the list of things it was said to charge before I bought it to make sure it was compatible. I've bought one in the past that I had to return because my devices weren't supported. I've found, The less computerized something is, the more likely it is to be usable with a solar charger.
581594
Check with your installation instructions for your 300 gate opener (Mighty Mule). The earlier models of the 300 series were not wired to accept these locks. Check with Mighty Mule (800-543-4283) to be sure. If it will work, you have to ensure that the gate runs true all the time. A sagging gate will not lock itself into the gate lock receiver and will have to be monitored from time to time. When they are lined up properly, they work like a charm.
1969172
Yes- I have connected a 240w panel (30V @ 8amps) and also two 135w panels (total 35V @ 3.8amps each) and it works fine. The limiting factor that may cause the confusion is that the maximum output is 240watts (12V @ 20amps) if you are connected to 12V batteries. In my case, I was connected to a 24V battery bank and was dumping about 17amps at 26volts into the batteries when I had all panels connected (the 240W + 2x130w). For the money the controller works well. If you connect to 12V battery; 240w is maximum; if you connect to 24v battery you can get 480w. It doesn't support over 32 volts, so you can't use a 48V battery bank.
1004220
Yes - if you have the solar capacity and the time. I used a morning star solar battery charger and 230 watt solar panel.
2225796
Not sure whether it was manufactured by Mighty Mule but it works with Mighty Mule and GTO products. Love mine!!! Have had it 2 years and has not failed yet!
45169
If yours did not come with the Sunny Switching Adapter then you have to get the step down converter. But if you ar going to get an adapter please match it up with the output volt and amp, +12V & 2.0A.