Followed most of what you’re saying
Unfortunately I don’t have the RV with me but can assume simply based on where we’re forced to park at times, that there will be some shading. I suppose there’s only so much a person can do. I think I can get most of the panels in front of the AC unit so shading from it shouldn’t be an issue. I am planning a tilting mount but more to allow me to get to the wiring and to clean underneath. Wouldn’t stop me from tiling to to avoid shade the odd time.
What is the reasoning for not needed fusing with only two in parallel? Less current I’m assuming but can’t quite see how that would be in the case of a shorted panel.
Unfortunately I don’t have the RV with me but can assume simply based on where we’re forced to park at times, that there will be some shading. I suppose there’s only so much a person can do. I think I can get most of the panels in front of the AC unit so shading from it shouldn’t be an issue. I am planning a tilting mount but more to allow me to get to the wiring and to clean underneath. Wouldn’t stop me from tiling to to avoid shade the odd time.
What is the reasoning for not needed fusing with only two in parallel? Less current I’m assuming but can’t quite see how that would be in the case of a shorted panel.