I am just starting in a build for my two small boats.
I mean small - 14 feet, single battery 12v and a 20 footer, double battery, 24v set up.
Each panel set up will be onboard when not in use but will need to be removed and left on shore when the boat is in use. There is no option for dock mounting.
So therefore I am looking for quick disconnects that will endure routine unplugging and replugging.
I thought to use a small weather resistant project box with these installed on the outside.
Will this work or are there better methods/ideas?
Thanks!
I mean small - 14 feet, single battery 12v and a 20 footer, double battery, 24v set up.
Each panel set up will be onboard when not in use but will need to be removed and left on shore when the boat is in use. There is no option for dock mounting.
So therefore I am looking for quick disconnects that will endure routine unplugging and replugging.
I thought to use a small weather resistant project box with these installed on the outside.
Will this work or are there better methods/ideas?
Thanks!
Amazon.com: Electop SAE Power Socket Sidewall Port, Weatherproof SAE Quick Connect Solar Panel Mount Universal Flush-Mountable Connector, 12AWG SAE Cable with 8 Screws for Solar Generator Battery Charger (2 Pack): Automotive
Amazon.com: Electop SAE Power Socket Sidewall Port, Weatherproof SAE Quick Connect Solar Panel Mount Universal Flush-Mountable Connector, 12AWG SAE Cable with 8 Screws for Solar Generator Battery Charger (2 Pack): Automotive
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