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I have a Renogy 100w panel which is working fine 1 year on. No self adhesive tape, I used Sikaflex.

...says could be scratchy. Possibly with trying these flatter cables through the tailgate (link for example): https://www.amazon.co.uk/Riisoyu-Extension-Compatible-Waterproof-Connector/dp/B0DJQHS88V It's a shame they don't do a smaller 100w version as that would be ideal (for both size and...

100w divided by 12v is 8.3a. So if it's trying to pull 100w from a 7.5a fused 12v socket, that's your reason! I presume the 7.5a fuse is on the vehicle side, not on the charger? Swap out for a 10a - 12v sockets are OK up to 10a, anything more and you'll run the risk of melting them.

...90deg to the sun. Having said that you haven't said what size panel? Assuming you said 11A, so expecting a 200w panel, as you can get 6A per 100w panel max. What solar controller are you using,? Into what battery? The battery needs to be low to get max power from the panel..... As the...

Assuming the van isn't being driven anywhere.

I have a 100w panel, so yes. Aiming to build a solar version of my 12v trailer EHU

Not stealthy you’ve got loads of gubbins holding it on and you can see the wires

8amps x 12volts = 96W Actual voltage from a well charged battery might be a little higher but 100w over an 8A car connection is your rule of thumb (y)

The Renogy 100w suitcase folding panel is on Amazon at a good price again £72, ideal if you have a power pack and want to dip a toe on the water of solar https://www.amazon.co.uk/Renogy-Solar-Panel-Portable-Kickstand/dp/B00LXG4AXS

Having just got a Renogy 100w folding panel to play with I did some shading experiments: https://www.t6forum.com/threads/bluetti-eb3a-initial-review.46452/#post-675767

...by eyeballing, the junction box should fit in that 3cm gap. The rigid ones are tempting but for sure they wont have anything to spare - EcoFlow 100W Rigid Solar Panel (2 pieces) are exactly 3cm :/ Just looking for someone who actually put flex panels on alu profiles, without bonding to the...

...using the Ctek for some years now, originally with an agm battery, now with lithium. I have an 120w solar panel on the roof with an additional 100w foldable panel for extra boost when required, both correctly rated for the Ctek. Up to now I’ve had no problems with the unit, the 100w lithium...

...another 18 months, so I guess im sorting this out myself. So... I have a fridge and usb, pretty light use. Will 200w be enough, think I had 100w before. Can anyone recommend a flexible panel? I would prefer to have one that didnt self destruct in the first sworn. Guessing I just remove...

Not sure. I’d have to look at the offcuts tomorrow if I can find them. I only have a 100w panel which generates 7amps absolute max.

100w was indeed the hillside quote. Solar camper solutions quoting Iro £500 for 100w or 950£ ish for 200 onto rails. (This is victron kit) But the fitting will be a pig (internal routing). I only have a 75ah leisure, will swap out in future for lifepo if I can get someone to do that work...

Not as good as the £65 deal the other week but there is a £40 off voucher on the base Renogy 100w rigid folding solar panels on Amazon:

...the Victron integration.... But have now swapped that out for the Victron cerbo unit. I now have a laptop on the van... Which runs usbc... 60w-100w. So you're be looking at a small/mini PC that had ucbs for charging... And run out of that. I have various usb chargers in the van...hidden...

I suspect 100w will help slow your loses but I'd think 200w will be better to keep up. I know you are only thinking of a one off but consider that if it works well you might want to do it again. Also if you're willing to write off the cost of a cheap set of 100w panels - you could always sell...

Phoenix gold RX series 6.5inch coaxial 100w peak/50w RMS speakers Purchased from THQ and never fitted £45 posted

Yes, that sun is certainly on the move (fortunately)! Quite pleased with my poxy 180 watt panel today!