Wrenches,
Here's an issue I haven't seen directly addressed, and I would like to know
what the rest of you are doing.
It's getting harder to get 24V nominal modules. Because the bulk of industry
growth is high-voltage grid-tied applications, modules no longer have to be
a standard voltage. Just
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Sent: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 13:16:26 -0700
Subject: [RE-wrenches] Module Voltage Question for Off-Grid Designers
Wrenches,
Here's an issue I haven't seen directly addressed, and I would like to know
what the rest of you
Allan,
Because many MPPT controllers convert to any battery voltage, new
installations allow you to use just about any solar module. When I
install any higher voltage module on RV's (12 volt battery), I design
series strings up to the max design voltage to minimize voltage drop.
No more
My favorite is the Sharp 175 for off-grid and solar pumping
applications; a sturdy, well built and consistent module for most
applications. You can even get them fairly often!
Matt T
Kirpal Khalsa wrote:
Allen..Greetingsyes indeed it is an issue. we have been addressing
with multiple
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