I am adding 4 solar panels to the top of my truck camper which has limited roof space.
I have two narrow long solar panels to run up either side of the central mounted AC unit and two other panels to mount to the front and rear of the AC.
All panels are from the same manufacturer and have the same fundamental output specs.
The narrow/long panels will tilt slightly to the outboard edges.
The front panel will tilt slight forward to the front of the unit.
The rear panel will for the most part be level.
Their could be minor shading on the panels from the AC unit dependent on the angle of sunlight.
What would be the best way to connect these panels so that they would end in a singular MPPT controller?
thank-you
I have two narrow long solar panels to run up either side of the central mounted AC unit and two other panels to mount to the front and rear of the AC.
All panels are from the same manufacturer and have the same fundamental output specs.
The narrow/long panels will tilt slightly to the outboard edges.
The front panel will tilt slight forward to the front of the unit.
The rear panel will for the most part be level.
Their could be minor shading on the panels from the AC unit dependent on the angle of sunlight.
What would be the best way to connect these panels so that they would end in a singular MPPT controller?
thank-you