What is the difference between a reiki panel and a standard panel?
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A standard panel has a woodwork design on the end (I'm not sure how to describe this, but in the picture you can see it, it's the end under the face cradle), a reiki panel does not have that (in the picture you can see that the other end of the table is clear) - so there is room for your knees if you are sitting on a stool doing reiki on someone.
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In 120-volt North America and 100-volt Japan, the standard size for general-purpose lamps is E26. The E26 and E27 are usually interchangeable, as is E39 and E40 due to the minor differences in size.
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I am not near the panels to measure,but if you go to there site it has all the info on it. The panels performe very well. I have had there panels in use for 2 years. I keep adding to the system as funds permit. In my opnion they are the best I have seen. I have panels from Northern Tools and Trina. They seem to out perform the others on a day to day basis. I also replaced My charge controler with theirs. I hope this is helpful.
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This listing specifically states that there are NO panels included... I'm not sure why the other answer states they are included??
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The difference is in the type of circuit breaker used. Both are resettable, but the Q310A uses industry standard interchangeable circuit breakers, just like the circuit breakers used in standard electrical panels, the 31410CRK uses a push-button type circuit breaker.
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They are not the same. I use this for single window lights so I do not have to unplug/plug them. I also use it for my coffee maker - ready - just turn it on.
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The solar panel is. Too bad the lamp doesn't have a handle. I'm always using the lamp as a direct-beam lantern around the property at night, and on dark area plumbing tasks. Just don't get the lamp interior wet.
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If you do a little research you will find that the monocrystalline panel is more effective. The last few years polycrystalline panels have become a lot more effective. For the size and application a 95 watt panel you will not see much difference. I have the go power system installed on my 5thwheel rv and love it. Keeps my batteries charged while not in use and allows us to go for a solid week with no power with out a problem. With 4 people in the trailer on one battery that is pretty good. Going to a 2 battery system this year using the panel to charge the battery not in use. Should be able to go 2 weeks easy. Good luck! If you do a little research you will find that the monocrystalline panel is more effective. The last few years polycrystalline panels have become a lot more effective. For the size and application a 95 watt panel you will not see much difference. I have the go power system installed on my 5thwheel rv and love it. Keeps my batteries charged while not in use and allows us to go for a solid week with no power with out a problem. With 4 people in the trailer on one battery that is pretty good. Going to a 2 battery system this year using the panel to charge the battery not in use. Should be able... » Read More If you do a little research you will find that the monocrystalline panel is more effective. The last few years polycrystalline panels have become a lot more effective. For the size and application a 95 watt panel you will not see much difference. I have the go power system installed on my 5thwheel rv and love it. Keeps my batteries charged while not in use and allows us to go for a solid week with no power with out a problem. With 4 people in the trailer on one battery that is pretty good. Going to a 2 battery system this year using the panel to charge the battery not in use. Should be able to go 2 weeks easy. Good luck! « Show Less
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Beverly i have a 2000 inverter pure syne wave don't know if thats a difference. All i did to test mine was a cup of coffer, worked just fine. So they say the peek is double 1200 watts to start. i am sorry haven't got out a much to use it more.
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I have my panel wired in parallel with a simple switch (panel is near the door to inside / switch is near the actual garage door) and it works completely fine. Doesn't exactly answer your question but I can't imagine it would be any different.
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I can't really define the differences. I do like mine and feel comfortable using it. I mostly use it in a constant current mode in working with LEDs.
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I've wondered that as well. From looking at an online version of the manual the difference is that the interior model has a plug-in transformer. The exterior model appears to have it's own built-in transformer and is connected to the home's wiring (e.g. via conduit.)
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"No" to both. If you have two 6V batteries and hook them up in series, the panel will work. This is a "battery maintainer" and has no sophisticated electronics other than a diode to prevent reverse flow/battery drain at night.
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I've looked at the company's site for direct comparison and it appears there are four items of difference: 1.) the cover material, 2.) the thickness of foam on the deck (Avalon is 2.75" thick/Harmony is 2.5" thick), 3.) the flexible/form fit memory cushion face rest on the Avalon, versus the standard version on the Harmony, and 4.) the type of end plates (which matters most for practitioners who need space to access clients).
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You are asking us to compare a small LED array to two large fluorescent continuous lights with diffusers. The two things are for different purposes, with different characteristics. The Neewer LED panel will be more of a point source, and harsher than the LimoStudio lamps. The light output will be very different. It depends on what you are doing.
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From what I can see there specs are identical, one is a little smaller than the other. Here are links to there respective web pages. http://www.tripplite.com/sku/ULTRABLOK http://www.tripplite.com/surge-protector-isobar-2-outlets-direct-plug-in-1410-joule~ISOBLOK20/
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From what I can see there specs are identical, one is a little smaller than the other. Here are links to there respective web pages.http://www.tripplite.com/sku/ULTRABLOKhttp://www.tripplite.com/surge-protector-isobar-2-outlets-direct-plug-in-1410-joule~ISOBLOK20/