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Originally Posted by rames14
I can tell you all of my panels are in Series. That prevents shade on one impacting the others. In January, our 1200 watts were producing about 4.2 kWh per day. We were seeing a charge from about 8-4 pm. So, about 525 watts per hour. As the sun gets more overhead, I would expect to see what you are seeing.
Here is a good Battleborn article. They figure 350 watts/day from a 100 watt panel.
https://battlebornbatteries.com/rv-solar-panels-guide/ |
I think you mean in parallel, series connections are affected by shade but not like the old days but they drive an MPPT better.
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2018 Keystone Montana 3811MS
2017 Ford F450 diesel dually
600AH Battle Born Lithium Batteries, 1,080 watts solar
3,000 watt hybrid inverter with 120A charger
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