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300W 12V Solar Panel Kit, Solar Panel Battery Charger Kit with 20A Solar Charge Controller for RV Yacht Outdoor Garden Lighting

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Product information

Description

General description

The 300W 12V Solar Panel Kit is a complete solar charging solution designed for various applications, including RVs, yachts, boats, and outdoor garden lighting. This kit includes a 20A solar charge controller and features dual outputs along with a USB interface, making it versatile for charging batteries and powering small devices.

Technical specifications

Name: Flexible Solar Module

Material: Polycrystalline Silicon

Solar Module Voltage: DC 12-18V

Peak Power: 300W

USB Output: 5V

Number of USB Ports: 2

Open Circuit Voltage (OCV): 5V

Short Circuit Current (ISC): 3A

Output: USB

Size: 435 x 200 x 2.5mm

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with various applications such as cars and small household appliances.

Package Contents:

1 x Solar Module

2 x Alligator Clips

1 x Car Charger

4 x Accessories

Installation

Connect the positive and negative terminals of the battery as shown in the wiring diagram.

Connect the solar panel to the controller.

Connect the load as indicated, ensuring not to reverse the connections.

Follow the wiring diagram strictly to avoid short circuits.

The disassembly order is the reverse of the connection order.

Usage

Ideal for charging batteries and powering devices in outdoor settings.

Utilizes solar energy to convert sunlight into electrical energy efficiently.

Environmentally friendly and suitable for various locations.

Features

Brand
ANPVIZ
Power
300 W
Power source
Solar
Battery or cell included
No
Height
3 cm

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