Comments on: 15 Watt Solar Panel – by Sunforce http://buildyourownsolarpanels.us/solar-snergy-sroducts/15-watt-solar-panel Thu, 17 Mar 2011 22:48:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Build Your Own Solar Panel and Go Green http://buildyourownsolarpanels.us/solar-snergy-sroducts/15-watt-solar-panel/comment-page-1#comment-153 Build Your Own Solar Panel and Go Green Thu, 01 Jul 2010 16:34:57 +0000 http://buildyourownsolarpanels.us/?p=112#comment-153 [...] 15 Watt Solar Panel – by Sunforce [...] [...] 15 Watt Solar Panel – by Sunforce [...]

]]> By: Jeremy Akers http://buildyourownsolarpanels.us/solar-snergy-sroducts/15-watt-solar-panel/comment-page-1#comment-89 Jeremy Akers Tue, 25 May 2010 21:36:54 +0000 http://buildyourownsolarpanels.us/?p=112#comment-89 It comes with a nice long cord which was long enough to reach from the corner of the room of my RV down the refrigerator vent where I connected it to my 7 am charge controller and ran a wire underneath to the battery. This cord has a plug on the end to connect to one of several connectors included. (No wire splicing necessary). It comes with connectors for connecting to a cigarette lighter, alligator clips for connecting directly to battery posts, as well as a connector that just splits off two wires with the insulation already removed for you in case you need to wire them directly into something, or extend them with more wire. It also includes a LED test light that can plug directly into the solar panels cord to test whether the panel is working. I have attached two of these solar panels to the roof of my RV camper. They keep the battery fully charged even with the propane detector still using electricity. I was able to screw the panel directly into my rubber roof with the screws provided with no problem. They are very secure and they were a great investment. It comes with a nice long cord which was long enough to reach from the corner of the room of my RV down the refrigerator vent where I connected it to my 7 am charge controller and ran a wire underneath to the battery. This cord has a plug on the end to connect to one of several connectors included. (No wire splicing necessary). It comes with connectors for connecting to a cigarette lighter, alligator clips for connecting directly to battery posts, as well as a connector that just splits off two wires with the insulation already removed for you in case you need to wire them directly into something, or extend them with more wire. It also includes a LED test light that can plug directly into the solar panels cord to test whether the panel is working.

I have attached two of these solar panels to the roof of my RV camper. They keep the battery fully charged even with the propane detector still using electricity. I was able to screw the panel directly into my rubber roof with the screws provided with no problem. They are very secure and they were a great investment.

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