Anyone certain if this panel will work with the Patuoxun 10A 12V/24V listed on Amazon for an ALL 12v setup?
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Controllers don't care about brand name solar panels. It's just an input. You should consider a 30 amp controller for about the same price. You will expand your system as you find out how much more useful larger systems are. I started with 100 watts and now have 400. Just my humble advise.
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Yes. It will work from 12v or 24v. Use a momentary switch or a rocker switch with it so you can turn it on and off.. or just hardwired it in and it will be on the whole time.
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that 90-watt monocrystalline solar needs to convert to a 12V to work with that SunSaver ss-10- so it can work. I have one it dos not work with all the Solar Panel ok have a nice day.
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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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Should work with any 12v +/- setup. You will most likely have to splice the wires so make sure you either solder those really well or use some sort of electrical connector and tape.
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It works with my q see equipment and power supply. 12v 3 amps is on the original power supply.
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Actually neither. It delivers maximum power at 31.64V. This panel is made for working with an appropriate grid tie inverter, but it probably would work well for charging a 24V battery bank as well.
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Hi, For this panel a 10 Amp Controller will work and be expandable up to 100W at 12V. Thanks, Renogy TO
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Go with the 15 it will give you the option to add panels iin the future, the voltage can be adjusted to either 12 or 24
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Yes, it should work. You'd honestly be better off getting a second solar panel and wiring them in series to produce 24v.
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Depends on the wattage of the load and how long you will run in hours. It will work with a 100W panel fine. You will need a charge controller like the Morningstar SS-20L-12V SunSaver 20 Amp Charge Controller LVD. If you plan on running AC device you will need a little DC to AC inverter as well.
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I had a spare 12V, 3.75A from a Samsung monitor lying around so that's what I used. Almost any 12v power brick will do though.
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It is very large in size. On board storage might be an issue, I'd check the specified dimensions carefully with this in mind. I have mine connected in series to 2 other 12V 100Watt panels and that setup is working just fine. It is pushing the towards the upper limit of input voltage that my MPPT controller can handle though.
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Yes, James, it should do just fine, as the 1210RN is rated for 100V of panel voltage. The switching regulator is essentially an "energy converter" where watts-in less conversion loss equals watts-out at a nominal charge voltage. I use two paralleled sets of three 12vdc panels in series which produces about 60vdc open circuit and 36vdc under load (90W). The 100AH 12vdc AGM battery is happy as can be with an approximate charge of 13.8-14.0vdc charge. Best luck - Bill N4LG
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A test you can make is to directly connect the panel to the battery, correct polarity important or you will fry things. If the voltage is 17 volts or under you are good to go. If it is still over 18 volts you will be over current and ruin the battery. You cannot have the controller set to 24 volts for your 12volt battery!
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I use a 12 v. DC power transformer. This works fine but you will need to solder the connections.
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It will work with almost any dimmable 12/24v led set up. There is only one output channel so if you want to run multiple colors at different times you will need multiple times.