Are these strong enough to hold the 250W panels? Amazon is showing them as frequently bought together, but each panel is ~40lbs.
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Those should do the trick, they hold my panel well and I set mine up to angle at 45 degrees either way depending on the direction of sun.
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each panel weighs 40lb so that would be 10lb per bracket so I would be confident in them.
1034541
these brackets are made of thick enough metal and mount to the panels with bolts not screws. they will definitely carry the weight
1034542
I have 2 of the 100W panels mounted on top of my 5th wheel camper. They are heavy duty and I have not had any issues, but I am not familiar with the 250 watt panels. You could always contact the Renogy people to see what they recommend.
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They do hold the panel about 1 inch above surface. If you use sealed connectors that would help also.
2074238
They should hold them no problem. These stands are quite hefty. The speakers I have on them are 15 lbs, and they do not begin to affect them in any way.
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Yes they can, they are basicly like a battery. The only thing you will need to watch is that the charge controller will handle the increased amperage. I am running 2 of them with a 10 amp controller (overkill) with no problems. Pricewise, if you haven't purchased these panels yet you could probably get a 50 watt panel cheaper.
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I have 3 x 24" Dell 2405FPW .. the old heavy IPS panel 22.1 lbs each and it holds them just fine with plenty of room to spare in width and length. I would say that if you have newer 27" panels (which are usually lighter) you would be good to go. Hope this helps!
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i would say no more than 65lbs. i have them holding up 640w 15" behringer cabs. not as strong as the heavy stands but strong enough. i would trade the lighter stands for the stronger ones any day. less weight to carry around.
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I do not think this will easily support 25 pounds, it would be marginal at best and I personally would recommend against it. It is designed more for holding patch panels. You would be much better off using some sort of strong L bracket that can support weight that you could attach to.
1215114
All depends on how heavy the load is that you want to put on there. They're not "heavy duty" but should hold moderate load.
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I really don't think these will hold that much weight, but I could be wrong. The only way to know for sure is to try it, but if they break you're out the cost of the units. Good luck!
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They seem quite sturdy. I would guess my speakers are 25 lbs and are very stable.
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I think they are. It's a pretty solid piece of steel. I think if I were to prop both ends up and hang from under it it could support more than my weight and I weigh about 190lbs.
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Yes, would need 4 brackets to secure a solar panel. For a larger panel, you might even want 2 more, for a total of 6 - depends on whether the wind can get under the panels.
158452
They're great with weight. I have large 8" monitors on mine and they hold up very well. They are locking so you can pretty much put whatever you want on them.
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They don't appear to be. I have mine in a bottom mounted configuration, and there is some flexing of the casing with only a few pounds of load. I suspect they wouldn't hold nearly the rated weight without problems that way.
676189
I don't think they have enough strength for that use. I have used them to lift up a painting over a flat screen tv. The painting is larger than the max cabinet dimensions in the specs and the lifters needed to be replaced after three years.
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Its good and sturdy. Similiar to portable lighting stands. I use a thick green screen canvas no problem with weight. Good luck, JEV
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Yes they will hold upto 200lbs per hang ring (total 400lbs) per set from what I have read. I have them supporting a trapeze bar from the ceiling.