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Renogy Flexible Solar Panel 175W
UPC
40482
How subject to abrassion is this unit?
We have a 5th wheel camper and would like to wrap this (2 of them) over the front edge of the camper, which is exposed to the full force of the wind during travel. Over 3m from the ground so it should be reasonably protected from most road debris, especially as it is directly above our towing vehicle.
We have a 5th wheel camper and would like to wrap this (2 of them) over the front edge of the camper, which is exposed to the full force of the wind during travel. Over 3m from the ground so it should be reasonably protected from most road debris, especially as it is directly above our towing vehicle.
Question by: Alan Rose on 16/08/2022, 6:23 am
If fixed down correctly the panels should have no issue with the wind while travelling including being exposed to any light debris in the air, however a stone hitting any solar panel at 100kmh could potentially damage the surface or the cell beneath.
Answer by: Website Customer Service (JS) on 16/08/2022, 12:35 pm
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Can this be walked on? Looking at putting on the roof of the boat but the kids like to go up there and jump off so would be walking over in bear feet
Question by: Bourhill Russell on 27/10/2022, 7:35 am
Hi Russell and thanks for your enquiry
These panels aren't really designed to be walked on, as they may become damaged and this would void any warranty - which is already only 5 years vs rigid solar panels at 25yrs They are ideally suited for solar capture on curved surfaces where there is no thoroughfare.
Regards
Burnsco Webstore
These panels aren't really designed to be walked on, as they may become damaged and this would void any warranty - which is already only 5 years vs rigid solar panels at 25yrs They are ideally suited for solar capture on curved surfaces where there is no thoroughfare.
Regards
Burnsco Webstore
Answer by: Website Customer Service (GC) (Admin) on 27/10/2022, 8:54 am