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electrical:solar:panel-bank_ratio [2018/05/19 08:00]
frater_secessus
electrical:solar:panel-bank_ratio [2018/05/19 08:27]
frater_secessus [1:2 underpaneling]
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 //3:1// == 300W solar + 100Ah of battery.  //3:1// == 300W solar + 100Ah of battery. 
  
-This significantly overpaneled configuration generally yields an excess of power, making usable power in rain, winter, overcast conditions, etc.+This significantly overpaneled configuration generally yields an excess of power, useful in rain, low winter sun, overcast conditions, etc
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 +'Dwellers in the Pacific Northwest(("Northwet")) may need a 3:1 ratio to meet basic needs.
  
  
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-//1:2// == 100W solar + 200Ah of battery. (underpaneling or [[electrical:solar:overbanking|overbanking]])+//1:2// == 100W solar + 200Ah of battery.  
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 +Also known as [[electrical:solar:overbanking|overbanking]]), this configuration can work fine in certain configurations: 
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 +  * solar charging is [[electrical:12v:alt_and_solar|augmented with alternator charging]], or [[electrical:converter|shore power charging]], or; 
 +  * the battery bank is [[electrical:12v:deep_cycle_battery#lithium_chemistries|lithium]] or some other chemistry unaffected by [[electrical:12v:psoc|partial state of charge]]. 
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 +Outside the above configurations, underpaneling can contribute to [[electrical:batterycide|battery murder]].
  
  
  
  
electrical/solar/panel-bank_ratio.txt · Last modified: 2023/10/22 10:45 by frater_secessus