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1. Batteries are exposed to varying temperature extremes:
2. Operating of solar panels:
Solar panels operate at higher than normal temperatures when laid flat
on the roof of RVs, from which they suffer a voltage drop. Make sure
your solar panels are rated at about 17 volts or higher in order to
allow for this voltage drop and still be able to fully charge your battery.
3. Use of charge controllers:
The use of incorrect charge controllers may lead to unsatisfactory performance
and possible battery damage.
What Type of System Do You Need?
The selection of a power system starts with a look at your current power
needs and the type of camping you enjoy (i.e. weekend, extended or fulltime).
If your power demands increase for any reason, solar systems are easily
expanded.
If you are interested in having freedom to travel anywhere in the USA
consider Solar Power.