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Q: The photo shows this is a 40W panel. Can you confirm that this is, in fact, a 100W panel?
Asked by lourie on 2019-11-28 06:22:51
Michal I think it is difficult.
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hairydog the power in sunlight is 1000 watts per square metre. So the most this can collect is 150 watts. Solar panels are at best about 20% efficient, so the output will be about 30 watts. Either the makers have developed the most efficient solar cells ever ever dreamed of, or they are liars.
2020-08-28 05:15:33 Helpful (8)