how is it rated for snow/rain/wind?
1369250
Had this system for over a year now in North Ontario with minus 40 weathers and crazy thunderstorms and the system is still running strong with no wear or tear:)
1369251
It's impervious to the weather. If you use the clamps that are provided with it, there is no concern for the wind.
1369252
I am not sure on this panel, I own a company that we do tons of commercial solar projects, wind is totally up to how you mount it, Rain does not effect it, snow, if you mount it at an angel the snow usually melts off in 1 to 2 days. I would mount it at 26 degrees for best results. or you have to go brush it off after a snow fall.
2052154
Still works after heavy rain. After a couple of nights in the teens, still works great. Snow is rare in my area, so can't answer that part.
2079467
It works fine in the rain, no issues. I haven't encountered any snow so I can't answer to that.
1177023
It will do OK in wind. My previous one was anchored to the ground by burying the feet and held up OK in 70 MPH gusts. heavy snow can be a problem as they get older and the tarp starts to sag a little. I tend to go out with a broom and bump off the snow from the underside if we get more than an inch or so.
700903
Sorry don't know. I live in Arizona so cold weather rating not important to me
2020380
I have mine outside in the elements and it survived our Michigan winter with 50mph wind gusts and -20 temps. It will probably get me thru one more season. If you want a cover that lasts many seasons you will pay three times or more than what this cover costs.
596866
Yes. It has been used in fairly heavy rain and snow. As long as the rain fly is used it holds up well.
221154
Haven't used it in wet weather yet, but would expect it to do well. We have used it in snow and is was great with the liner in.
1945945
It stood up well in a night-long rain/snow mix, though I had it covered with a plastic tarp. There was some wind, maybe 15 mph, which is why I used the tarp for warmth. I have not used it in a 30 mph wind.
2079972
It's a 3 season tent. I have used it in temps between 40 and 80 degrees. It does fine in the wind and rain . The roof is well ventilated ; however, it isn't sturdy enough to support the weight of snow accumulation.
475855
it lasted about a year and shredded from Arizona winds. I have no idea on snow but it is not waterproof.i had it mainly to keep sun off, it did that for a while, now junk.
1619810
Just bought it this summer, no experience with snow yet, but the frame is strong and it has a good pitch, snow should slide off.
1960451
Its weight is not an issues. About 25 lbs or so. I am in far north east new York and use this to keep my drive way and sidewalks clear, has worked great. Handles both wet and dry snow well. Simple use, small wheels but again I have not had any issues (meant for hard surfaces)
1890684
Depends on the storm honestly. Some light snow or wind shouldn't bother it. But if you're thinking more extreme get a 4 season tent built to take the abuse.
387109
im in NC so i am not sure about heavy snow but it does well in hot conditions and everyday driving, and also at high speeds on the high way. It is also good in the rain but when washing your truck some water might get in around the liftgate area. Overall it is a great product for the price.
1932632
I have not had a problem with this cover. I live in Columbus ,OH. We have 5.5 " of snow on it right now . Wind chill factor is 7*,so I haven't been out much.
2010272
Yeah, it has a bit of a lip. I'd say in the 1/2 range. It's good for snow and water on shoes but they are not deep.