TotalSolarNewb
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Hello,
I currently have the Bluetti AC200 MAX with 2 expansion batteries and I'm looking at using it in conjunction with some solar panels I got for free.
Info on the panels is as follows;
SHARP ND-L3E1U
Max watt : 123.0 watts
open circuit voltage: 21.3V
short circuit current: 8.12A
max power voltage: 17.2V
max power current: 7.16V
Max system voltage: 600V
series fuse: 15A
I have 8 of these panels and I'm wondering what would be the best way to go about using them with the Bluetti to maximize efficiency.
Currently all of the cable ends on the panels have been cut.
So I'm wondering how I would go about fixing the cables, what sort of ends I would need, and should I connect them in series or parallel or a combination of both?
Also, as a side note, anyone have any suggestions on how to make a simple stand for them? I'm using the system at a cabin and need to have easy access to the panels for snow removal, roof mount is not an option.
Thanks for your help!
I currently have the Bluetti AC200 MAX with 2 expansion batteries and I'm looking at using it in conjunction with some solar panels I got for free.
Info on the panels is as follows;
SHARP ND-L3E1U
Max watt : 123.0 watts
open circuit voltage: 21.3V
short circuit current: 8.12A
max power voltage: 17.2V
max power current: 7.16V
Max system voltage: 600V
series fuse: 15A
I have 8 of these panels and I'm wondering what would be the best way to go about using them with the Bluetti to maximize efficiency.
Currently all of the cable ends on the panels have been cut.
So I'm wondering how I would go about fixing the cables, what sort of ends I would need, and should I connect them in series or parallel or a combination of both?
Also, as a side note, anyone have any suggestions on how to make a simple stand for them? I'm using the system at a cabin and need to have easy access to the panels for snow removal, roof mount is not an option.
Thanks for your help!