The Most Shade Tolerant Solar Panel Ever

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Finding bypass diodes in flexible solar panels.
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4 окт 2024

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@BradCagle Год назад

Ok, so these 200w SP3 models are basically 3 of the smaller SP1's wired in series. The open circuit voltage on SP1 is 30ish

@BeeneEnergy Год назад

Yes exactly. They weren't trying to over complicate it I guess. Just use the same process to create a larger panel.

@yooper4life628 Год назад

Love the footprints on the panel. Are these panels you are selling? If so, how much? These seem perfect for an RV roof.

@BeeneEnergy Год назад

Ha ha yeah I debated wiping them off but thought they added to the “what the heck” factor. I’ve got them up on the website now! BeeneBrothers.com

@b.p.a.vanbeugen7129 6 месяцев назад

Hey Beene, what happens if you hook it up to a 12V system ? I'd be very curious. Cheers, Bas

@molivil Год назад

I'm curious. The 60 W thin panels I got from you, it also has those bumps. Do you think it also could have bypass diodes? I've seen interesting behavior in produced wattage when plugged in series or parallel.

@BeeneEnergy Год назад

Yep I think they have the bypass diodes as well!

@jamesrladd Год назад

I bought 4 of these to use to make a solar Bimini for a sailboat. Do you know what type of plastic the backsheet is made from?

@BeeneEnergy Год назад

Wish I knew! I'm fairly certain there were 3M products used in constructing the panels. But that's not much to go off of.

@charlievickaryous9757 Год назад

Who makes it?

@BeeneEnergy Год назад

Brand is SoloPower, they are long gone now but had an interesting product.

@SetitesTechAdventures Год назад

@@BeeneEnergy That seems to be the case with a lot of solar companies.

@BeeneEnergy Год назад

@@SetitesTechAdventures Especially ones in the US! I think it was because they only started because of government incentives, and when those were gone they weren’t profitable enough to continue.