Do you think I could use the "Renogy Solar Panel Mounting Z Brackets" to secure them?
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You could, but you would have to attach the panel by screws or glue to a piece of plywood or other similar backing as it is quite thin & flexible. I have a fiber glass camper and I used UV waterproof duct tape & taped it down to my roof. It has been holding for 4 months with no problem & no lifting due to it being thin and no wind resistance. I did this method because I didn't want to drill holes in my roof. It is fast no mess & very secure.
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Of course,Find a wall stud an secure or use a toggle bolt as many as needed if securing into a soft wall! You may need to drill larger holes in the Sky Rack if needed!! ~~~ Jim!
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Possibly, but unless you put them on each panel, it would be unstable, so not worth it.
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The ones provided didnt work. I had some heavy duty ones from another project. They provide an L bracket to secure with.
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Yes,tbe Peterson V947 lights are very light weight,so sheet metal screws will work just fine for mounting.
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I used them to mount solar panels to the roof of an RV.With regard to a shingled roof, I would ask the manufacturer what is the mounting system.Jim
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Yes, you will need a bracket that is used to hang phones over electrical boxes, or screws spaced properly.
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I would say yes. The bracket swivels down and up. Make sure the Motion sensor can be aimed to where it picks up movement. You would have to mount solar panel where it would be pointed to the sun. I had mine now for acouple months now still working great. Hope that helps
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If you can create a bracket to hold the fixture it is possible. Otherwise as given it is only for flush ceiling mount only
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Mine did not come with the brackets. I would not have used them anyways. Since I wanted mine on a pole to mount on the ladder to my motorhome roof I bolted a flat plate to the solar panel along with using an adjustable aluminum flag pole mount mounted flat to the plate. Then I installed a pole on my ladder with u - clamps. So when I want to take the panel off for travel I just undo the thumb screw to the flag pole holder. This way I can use the panel for other things also. I used a battery tender controller. Whew, that was long winded just to say no brackets.
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the aluminum frame is very sturdy, and you can drill holes in the sides to mount it using angle brackets etc. Just don't drill in from the back or you might go through the solar cells!
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Nope. Made my own. See Fleetwood ladder mount. What you see in picture is Instapark ZJ-02 Solar Panel Mounting Hardware kit and it's on Amazon for $9.99
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I would think so, I mounted mine and hardwired it to the wall there are other lamps out there that need no mounting I purchased another solar lamp from Amazon that needed no mounting, just keep scrolling you'll find the one you need
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Hello,This unit is much larger in size and a lot heavier than our standard 12v solar panels.I would highly recommend to check the specification to make sure you know just how big it is.We do not offer any roof mounts for RV for this panel that we know will support it.Highly recommend to not to connect an 80 watt 12v panel with this. The 250 watt 24v panel will lose a lot of power because of that.Please let me know if you have any further questions.Kind Regards,Austin WaltiRenogy Technical Support Rep.
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we did not mount them vertically, but as long as the panel receives direct sunlight they should be okay. Even when placed horizontally, if the panel is obstructed from direct sunlight they will not work.
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Yes, you need some kind of base on which to mount the bracket. And be sure to follow the directional arrows on the unit (if it's the same model I purchased). I hope it will work for what you need, but a sun room is a good location for one of these
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My solar panels are mounted at my house but I would definitely find a joist to mount it in