i plan to install the solar panel on the side of my garage with brackets. how wide is the solar panel from back to front
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The panels are 3/4" thick and 22 inches wide. They come with nifty brackets that make it easy to install on any vertical surface to achieve an angled position to maximise soaking up the sun. These brackets are well designed and made from metal with a nice neutral colored powder coating. I've installed several of these lights and I'm impressed with the design & construction of the whole system. Heavy duty metal materials and glass, with a nice contemporary look.
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I don't own this yet, but calculated the dimensions from the information that was provided, and the greenhouse sizes it's made to fit. The 2 side shelves should be 6' long x 1 1/2' deep x 4' tall. The single rear shelf should be 3' long x 1 1/2' deep x 4' tall. The shelve system is make to fit a 6'x6' green house. I intend on putting it in my 6' x 8' harbor freight green house.
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Presuming you have a big enough garage roof, yes. The backboard was too big for the garage roof for me so be sure to take your measurements beforehand.
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from the corner of the wall each side goes out 15 1/4" the little side panels are 5" The front where the door is is 14 1/2". If you measure out from the corner of the wall the unit is about 14 1/4". I cut out a cardboard template of these dimensions and placed it in the spot I wanted it. It really helped to see how far it came out. If you would like I can send you a diagram just email me at ldawson@sbcglobal.net and I'd be happy to attach a PDF.
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I'ts been mounted for a while. I don't know the dimensions but I remember that I was able to use 2 of the 3 holes from the previous obsolete Suncast unit it replaced.
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Homer E, I just measured mine. It's 30" wide, 14" front to back, and 20" tall. I hope this helps you. By the way, I'm very pleased with mine. Gary I.
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Panel hole size should be 26mm wide by 45mm long with 20mm clearance behind the panel. (1" X 1.8" X .75")
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sorry took so long to answer. lights are about 5 inches long and about three and a half inches wide. Top rim is a little wider and that's what holds the solar panel. hope this helps.
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If you have two open spaces right next to each other, you should have enough room. For most panels, this will mean either 1-1/2" or 2" or open space. Alternatively, you can buy a two pole 30 amp breaker and visually compare this to your panel to see if you have the space.
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About 3". They give you a generous lip of about an inch. This thing will last about 4-5 years before you have to replace the solar panel. It clouds up. The solar panel replacement parts are cheap at any hardware stores or athletic stores for 15.00-24.00. I replaced one recently just to be proactive. Just make sure you get the right voltage. I still have one running for 4 years with only two battery replacements. Its a dependable thrower if you keep the batteries fresh.
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it will be very close, i just measured how far mine will extend and it looks like it will fit.Not sure about getting different pannels for the side.
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2.75 inches wide; 4.5 inches long. This is the back plate which covers the electrical opening. The manual does not provide measurements. I believed I have measured correctly. The outer panel is slightly larger than the back plate so one does not see the back plate at all.
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I was able to mount a shade on the bottom of a deck joist and a shade on the side of a deck joist. The joist that I mounted the shade to the bottom of was actually two joists wide, which may have been the reason I could do it.
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I think you will be OK. If you do the math, 6X200 = 1200 watts. That's easily handled by wattsup. Be careful to connect the solar cells to the "source" end, also I would use a diode to prevent any chance of backflow, just as a safety feature.
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41" wide x 73" tall, both the front and back panels sides are 33" wide and the same height tall. Mine came in three boxes strap to a pallet off a semi. I had instructions for the previous model the same size, which sounds like would work better for you, cause it is split half way up.
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That depends on where you live and what size panels you install. There are a lot of online calculators. Search "Solar Calculator".
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Light is 5x3" and if you include the sensor, it becomes 5x8. The Solar panel is on the roof - sorry.