what is the wattage on this panel?
837957
Not enough for iPhone. Last week took it superstition wilderness for seven days in az. Plenty of sunshine. It never did charge from the sun and it never could charge my iPhone after initial wall charge
837958
The panel does not output 5W like the specs and other reviewers suggest. The integrated *battery pack* outputs 5W, but the panel itself seems to only output in the range of 1W to 1.5W.From the specs directly from the manufacturer, the battery is 2200mah, and it takes the panel 10 hours to charge it. If you work the math out, that means it charges 220mah per hour, which would be 220ma of current @ around 5V (maybe slightly higher?), 5v * .22a = 1.1WJust because the unit has the capability to output at 5W, doesn't mean it can collect power from the sun comparable to a 5W panel. The panel does not output 5W like the specs and other reviewers suggest. The integrated *battery pack* outputs 5W, but the panel itself seems to only output in the range of 1W to 1.5W.From the specs directly from the manufacturer, the battery is 2200mah, and it takes the panel 10 hours to charge it. If you work the math out, that means it charges 220mah per hour, which would be 220ma of current @ around 5V (maybe slightly higher?), 5v * .22a = 1.1WJust because the unit has the capability to output at 5W, doesn't mean it can collect power from the sun comparable to a... » Read More The panel does not output 5W like the specs and other reviewers suggest. The integrated *battery pack* outputs 5W, but the panel itself seems to only output in the range of 1W to 1.5W.From the specs directly from the manufacturer, the battery is 2200mah, and it takes the panel 10 hours to charge it. If you work the math out, that means it charges 220mah per hour, which would be 220ma of current @ around 5V (maybe slightly higher?), 5v * .22a = 1.1WJust because the unit has the capability to output at 5W, doesn't mean it can collect power from the sun comparable to a 5W panel. « Show Less
837959
The panel does not output 5W like the specs and other reviewers suggest. The integrated *battery pack* outputs 5W, but the panel itself seems to only output in the range of 1W to 1.5W. From the specs directly from the manufacturer, the battery is 2200mah, and it takes the panel 10 hours to charge it. If you work the math out, that means it charges 220mah per hour, which would be 220ma of current @ around 5V (maybe slightly higher?), 5v * .22a = 1.1W Just because the unit has the capability to output at 5W, doesn't mean it can collect power from the sun comparable to a 5W panel.
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
1016912
It is 250 W so the panel or panels should not deliver more. Just connect the panels to it and plug it in to your 120 VAC outlet. That is it. You can connect it thru a watt meter to see how much it is delivering.
351025
Hi,Each panel is 250W. It comes with a set of 4. The total wattage of the four panels is 1000W.Thanks,RenogyTO
1722745
its a 20 amp controller watts = volts X amps. So, 12 volts X 20 amps = 240 watts, so you can only hook up 2 - 100 watt panels.
793656
It is plugged into a 6 plug power strip. Have no idea on the watts going into the plug. Monitor has a great picture. Only the material used in the construction is flimsy.
573893
i dont have the specifications any longer however i think the wattage is 60 at it's top speed setting...if i remember correctly
950696
It is 120 volts and it looks like it says 240 watts. It is stamped on the bottom of the item and is very difficult to read. The paper work does not tell you wattage. Sorry I hope this helps.
2015144
I don't know the wattage, but I can tell you that I have it in a very sunny area and it still doesn't let off very much light.
132541
I don't know the wattage, but it plugs into a 110 outlet. It doesn't strike me it uses much energy.
324279
The only actual data I have is that the label says 120/240V 50/60 Hz 0.6A. Now, that could be as high as 144 watts. I can absolutely assure you that it consumes nothing even remotely like that. I can't unplug the switch now to measure, but I can tell you that the case is just barely perceptibly warm to the touch. I would guess something in the neighborhood of 2 - 3 watts.
350741
You will not get more amps than the panel can produce. Watts= Volts X Amps. A 15 Watt panel @13.5 Volts will charge at 1.1 amps.
476177
It all depends on what else you have in your pc. I would go to PcPartpicker.com and place your parts in there and it will tell you a estimated wattage for the whole computer.
366650
Check those specs again... where did you get 15amp from? 115v x 15amp = 1725watts. A 50w panel will not power a 1725watt appliance. Your best bet is to buy a Kill-a-Watt meter from amazon. That will provide you with accurate usage specs.
1317908
I have no idea on watts; all I wanted was a small fan/heater for my desk at work ! Sorry I can't help
1636541
Most 100 watt panels are about 5 amp. I use 2, but I also have 4 - 6 volt batteries and a charge controller connected. I am not sure if that is needed.
1597482
Hello Jerome,I am not sure of the wattage used,but I am guessing not that bad! I would like to know myself, anybody that knowsplease inform us, thanks in advance.