What problems will i run into if i get a panel that rated higher than the sq footage they recommend? Bigger is better?
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I ended up buying 2 because you have to take into account how high your attic space is. Mine is very tall. You can stand up and walk. So I would say bigger is better. You will be very happy with them.
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We ordered this unit for our house which is 1300 square feet. It works great. I dont think it hurts to order a unit more powerful. We have been very happy with it. The quality is very good
1403327
It's not more efficient. The panels only put out 250 watts when new from factory under ideal conditions. You can use the 215 with that panel. You might lose out out on a few watts here and there but I don't think the price difference warrants the reward. Just make sure you get the correct connectors to match your panel. I.e. mc4 vs tyco etc.
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John I have a 32" flat panel in my 42-50 enclosure right now. Just center it. Looks fine. I then closed in the area around the TV where the void was with fish net and decorative sea ornaments. Got that idea from an enclosure in Paris.
333843
Yes it shouldn't be a problem. You can rip out some of the panels with velcro tabs to resize compartments.
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Todd, I am sorry to say that I returned the monitor 3 days after I received it. I'm a heating & air conditioning contractor. I wanted a 32" screen to be able to see a larger portion of a mechanical plan all at one time. I have two 21" monitors. I replaced one of them with the 32" monitor. In order to get the resolution good enough to read a drawing I would have to zoom into the drawing to the same point as what I could see on the other 21" monitor. My 21" monitors are Acer with MUCH better overall display than the 32" NEC. I was disappointed the NEC 32" monitor didn't work out for me. However, Amazon handled the return in an excellent manner. Hope that helps. Todd, I am sorry to say that I returned the monitor 3 days after I received it. I'm a heating & air conditioning contractor. I wanted a 32" screen to be able to see a larger portion of a mechanical plan all at one time. I have two 21" monitors. I replaced one of them with the 32" monitor. In order to get the resolution good enough to read a drawing I would have to zoom into the drawing to the same point as what I could see on the other 21" monitor. My 21" monitors are Acer with MUCH better overall display than the 32" NEC. I was disappointed the NEC 32"... » Read More Todd, I am sorry to say that I returned the monitor 3 days after I received it. I'm a heating & air conditioning contractor. I wanted a 32" screen to be able to see a larger portion of a mechanical plan all at one time. I have two 21" monitors. I replaced one of them with the 32" monitor. In order to get the resolution good enough to read a drawing I would have to zoom into the drawing to the same point as what I could see on the other 21" monitor. My 21" monitors are Acer with MUCH better overall display than the 32" NEC. I was disappointed the NEC 32" monitor didn't work out for me. However, Amazon handled the return in an excellent manner. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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If it's the flat panel type I never had that problem. BUT! All 11 of them that I had eventually developed a crack across the front of the panel. ENVI told me that as long as no wires were eventually exposed they we're PROBABLY SAFE?I switched to their latter type and have had no problems and they work well.RF
2077096
Yes, I use that size panel too, inverter works good. Any panel voltage should not exceed 60 volts, watts should be well under 600 watts, so no more than 2 of those panels
64549
I am a handy homeowner and just installed one- but beware if you fry parts in a surge etc. like I did aprilair won't warrenty the parts. Plenty big for 2500 sq ft if it's wired to a two stage heater
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All the responses I have read seem correct. However, just because the panel is rated for different name brand breakers, does not mean the breakers are rated for the panel. If you check the U.L. listing of the breakers, (if it matters to you), I think you will find many manufactures are not U.L. listed for any panel except there own.
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Shouldn't be a problem. The labeling won't match, of course. I think the joule rating has to do with how much power it can dissipate in a power spike, so a higher rating is better.
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I think it's the panel size. It can cover smaller holes and it will just overlap the wall.
1771954
I have 2 panels, each puts out about 7 amps connected to this controller and could easily add more. Look at the specs on your panels and size your controller appropriately.
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The unit goes up to 36" wide out of the box. I'd do as the others suggest and get the extra panels. They simply slip on to one side and remain fixed.
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Tell BixPower your needs and see if they can meet it. They respond fairly well to questions. Mine is larger because to how many watt hour it is.
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When I got one, I also looked far and wide to find out what type of panel it had. Couldn't find anything, but having used it, I think it's a an IPS. The thing has better viewing angles than my mVA panel monitor and the blacks are deeper as well. Actually, I wouldn't worry about the picture quality of this thing at all. And if by some chance you end up with an inferior model, you can always return TVs to Amazon with free return shipping and no restocking fee.
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Yo dude really! Nobody here knows the square footage of your car and what you want to do. Plus there is no point in doing the panel your talking about without doing the doors also. You are going to have to sit down with a tape measure and figure out the square footage or inches of your car and figure out how many boxes you need for yourself everyone else is just guessing since you gave no measurements and a 57 Fairland is a huge car.
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Easy 7-800 sq. ft. on low to mid range- 900-1,000 on max high limits. I truly believe they rate the sq. footage to be perfectly safe on the part of the manufacturer. I own several and several different brands and they all exceed! But remember, Propane burns hotter than Natural which is also probably configured for the rating per/ sq. ft. (Duel Fuel) good heaters- good luck!