Solar Output

Submitted: Sunday, May 18, 2014 at 13:57
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I would like to know how many amps a particular amount of solar panels put out per hour.

I realize there are many variables but would like a rough indication.

Ok, so this is my setup.

Dmax has a 120 ah in the tub, along with a Redarc BCDC 1240 (40amp), on the canopy roof, I have a Redarc 150W solar panel. This is wired into the BCDC and also has an Anderson plug so I can plug it into the camper when needed.

The camper has a 120 ah battery along with a Redarc BMS unit, the camper has two 65W solar panels fitted to the roof that tilt. I have had an extra Anderson plug fitted to the draw bar and wired into the BMS unit.

I also have a portable 120W solar panel, I have had Anderson plugs fitted to it so I can bypass the regulator when needed.

So if I wanted to charge the camper battery, I already have the 2 x 65W panels, I can also plug in my 120W portable via an Anderson plug that is wired into the BMS unit. I can also plug in the 150W panel that is the on canopy via the same Anderson plug using a double adapter.

The cables for the portable and 150W are 6 b&s.

So this would give me a total of 400W of solar, roughly how many amps would this give me per hour on a regular sunny day?

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