Is each panel 250W or the 4 combined as a set?
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Hi,Each panel is 250W. It comes with a set of 4. The total wattage of the four panels is 1000W.Thanks,RenogyTO
351026
I received 4 panels 250watts per panel I have had them 2 years now on my 5th wheel trailer which I live in 6 months each year with no grid power. I have been extremely satisfied.
351027
each panel is 250 watt 24vdc 1000 watt total at 24vdc i'm running 3 600 watt grid inverters now i'm going to buy a 3500 watt grid tie inverter soon
351028
I received 4 panels 250watts per panelI have had them 2 years now on my 5th wheel trailer which I live in 6 months each year with no grid power. I have been extremely satisfied.
418561
Should be. It's rated for 200watt to 250watt with a max of 260. My panels are 225watt.
225591
No, this panel is only 30 watts, not nearly powerful enough to power one or more of what you had mentioned.
1981056
It depends on where you live and how much sun you get. Based on 140W 24/7 the 300W "kit" won't be enough. That doesn't mean you couldn't do it with more panels. Just don't buy a "kit". That comes with a dedicated charger for the wattage the kit comes with. Check on line or with someone who can give you the calculations you will need for wattage and but individual panels and then size a charger for your needs. I had to do the same. The panels that come with the kit are top notch and can be bought by themselves.
2067357
If you need to hook the fifth panel in series, the panel open circuit voltage will be slightly over 100Vdc. So we can only hook 4 panels in series for 12volts system. For 24volts, you can do 1000W. But you need even number of the solar panels, so they can do combination of series and parallel connection.
2083994
Cut off the MC4 connectors... strip the insulation, and connect the wires with appropriate connector.How many watts is the panel?
1737839
4, I believe. Though I strongly do not recommend this brand as this psu is very unreliable.
2276991
Don't know why someone said only use with 2 to 3 panels at the most -- these adapters are obviously meant to connect 4 panels into a single output cable. What really counts with a solar panel is the maximum amps of current it will put out -- rating a panel in watts is just a convenient marketing term, since most people think they know what "watts" are because we've all changed a light bulb. But "watts" is simply what you get when you multiply a panel's maximum volts by its maximum amps. The seller of these adapter cables specified their amp carrying capacity in another answer and said: The adapter has four input cables and a single, thicker combined output cable with its copper conductor diameter measuring 3.42 mm (equivalent to a gauge 10 AWG), rated to carry 40 amps by the very conservative NEC - National Electrical Code, which is used for all residential building codes in the United States. Assuming the seller measured the diameter of the copper conductor correctly, then the limiting factor is the 40 amps of combined current the output cable can handle. So you could connect 4 panels to this adapter, each with a maximum output of 10 amps, and safely have a total combined current of 40 amps running through the output cable. Someday we may have consumer solar panels which output more than 10 amps, but the most you will see any panel put out right now is 3 to 8 amps. This 4-into-1 adapter cable was designed to do a specific job and seems perfectly capable of doing it. Of course, you would have to be sure that whatever cable or device you plugged the output cable into was also able to handle the maximum combined amps that your 4 connected panels would be producing.
785556
250w is on the low end. I assume your computer has a plug in port for graphics cards as some don't . On the surface doesn't seem like a good match. Check with the computer MFG first.
409642
If you are using 4 panels with this kit it only uses a 20 amp controller. You must be using a 24v battery bank to use up to 400 watts. Can you explain your situation a little more? We are a bit confused with what setup you have. Thank you. AW
974748
You run the panels to a charge controller. These put out 3.33 amps roughly. If you have a charge controller that can handle 15 amps, you could run 4 of these together.
1210705
Hello,For x4 of the 250 watt panels would be too much power for the controller to support in 12v let alone in 24vThe minimum you should go to run these on 12v would be roughly 96 amp controller such as the MidNite Classic.Please let us know if you have any other questions.Regards,Austin WaltiRenogy Technical Support Rep.
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You can hook 4x100w in series or 2 sets of 2x100w in series/parallel with this controller. Adjust your fusing and wiring accordingly. I intend to add the extra 2x100w in parallel with the existing 2x100w set I have. I should mention that my system is setup to run as 24v (panels, batteries, controller and inverter (240vac out)).
2083995
Cut off the MC4 connectors... strip the insulation, and connect the wires with appropriate connector. How many watts is the panel?
1590283
You will need two pairs of the female to one male connector for four panels.
752589
I used it on 4 100 watt panels and it worked fine. I did replace it with a MPPT controller because I got up to 30% more from the MPPT controller.
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The wattage will be OK, but you also have to make sure the total amperage is below 30A. Also, depending on how you wire those four panels, you'll get different Voltage and amperage.