I live in an HOA community that does not allow roof mount solar and requires pre-approval before any structures are built, so I’m designing a panel system I can easily deploy in the backyard, and put it away when my batteries are topped off.
I’m almost ready to pull the trigger on the 24V 200W Rich Solar panels ($220 on Amazon) but I’d like to hear anyone’s real world experiences with this panel?
Yes, I’ve looked at San Tan solar and I’ve also looked at used or local solar panel sales. Ultimately 40”x68” or 40”x78” around 40-50lbs each are going to be harder to navigate. Moving and stacking 26lb 27”x59” panels sounds more appealing - Albeit about $200 more expensive going with Rich Solar.
I also like the idea of later making a 400w suitcase style system with 2x200w panels.
Anyone have opinions on these panels or Rich Solar in general? Thanks!
I’m almost ready to pull the trigger on the 24V 200W Rich Solar panels ($220 on Amazon) but I’d like to hear anyone’s real world experiences with this panel?
Yes, I’ve looked at San Tan solar and I’ve also looked at used or local solar panel sales. Ultimately 40”x68” or 40”x78” around 40-50lbs each are going to be harder to navigate. Moving and stacking 26lb 27”x59” panels sounds more appealing - Albeit about $200 more expensive going with Rich Solar.
I also like the idea of later making a 400w suitcase style system with 2x200w panels.
Anyone have opinions on these panels or Rich Solar in general? Thanks!
- Maximum Power(Pmax): 200W
- Maximum Power Voltage(Vmp): 37.6V
- Maximum Power Current(Imp): 5.32A
- Open Circuit Voltage(Voc): 45.4V
- Short Circuit Current(Isc): 5.83A
- Maximum System Voltage(Vmax): 1000V DC
- Weight: 26.5 lbs
- Dimensions: 58.7 x 26.8 x 1.4 in