City plumbing and solar .

[Mr and Mrs Tupcox]

Any one used the city p panels looking at the 500w basically are they any good, price there so cheap.

 

[edina]

I have 2 x 430w and they perform well. Mounting on uni strut was simple as they are very sturdy.

 

[Mr and Mrs Tupcox]

I have 2 x 430w and they perform well. Mounting on uni strut was simple as they are very sturdy.

Thanks

 

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[merl]

Any one used the city p panels looking at the 500w basically are they any good, price there so cheap.

Rob, Robmac used 2X 440W ish on his van. I asked a friend who's a solar installer about them precisely because they looked so cheap, he told me their prices were pretty much the going rate for domestic panels now.
I'm looking at juggling my existing panels around and fitting an additional 500W jobbie on my PVC, can't see any good reason to pay through the nose for smaller MH specific ones. Several members have had domestic panels installed for years without any issues.

 

[El radge]

Rob, Robmac used 2X 440W ish on his van. I asked a friend who's a solar installer about them precisely because they looked so cheap, he told me their prices were pretty much the going rate for domestic panels now.
I'm looking at juggling my existing panels around and fitting an additional 500W jobbie on my PVC, can't see any good reason to pay through the nose for smaller MH specific ones. Several members have had domestic panels installed for years without any issues.

500w

 

[HTF]

To take advantage of these panels, a gpod MPPT regulator is required. I have 405w on my van which was the maximum size I could fit. Today I could get a 600w with the same size but my regulator can only handle 480w. Until now I haven't felt the need to change. I can park and use what I need without having to hook up external power.