Will this work as an extension from a 30W solor panel to a 7Amp charge regulator, SAE connector
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The Battery Tender 081-0148-12 12' Extension Cable is a 16 gauge cable and can handle 20 amps max current. Yes. The Battery Tender 081-0148-12 12' Extension Cable will work with a single 30 watt solar panel, and charge controller with same connection type. The Battery Tender Alligator Clips can be used with the 12' Extension Cable to connect the charge controller to the SAE battery terminals.
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It will depend on how you plan to connect it to the charge controller and what the total amount of watts of panel you are connecting. So no, but you would need to check.
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31.666 amps is where you are with your 4 panels. I agree with AT... You need a larger charge controller or research using multiple controllers.
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As long as the generator has a 30 amp 4 prong receptacle this transfer panel can be used
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Yes, you could replace this panel with another of higher wattage, as long as the open circuit and loaded voltage of the new panel is similar to the ratings of the 30W panel. The charge time will then only be limited by the built-in charger. The 30W panel does not have a blocking diode that I can find, so you cannot just parallel two panels. Putting two panels in series would also not be recommended as it would likely damage the charger.
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no problem it works well just do it!!! if possible see the back side of panel good luck
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I have five 100 watt panels now, wired together with MC4 split connectors and running 25 feet to my charge controller. My panels have a working voltage of 18.5V. That gives me 5.5 amp per panel in direct sun. In total I get 27 - 28 amps on a clear day. I have no problem with voltage drop but I am now max'd out on my 30 amp charge controller and the 10 guage wire. If you have a larger system than that you will need heavier wire, unless your panels operate at a higher voltage, wich would lower your amps. As long as you are under 30 amp this wire works great. I hope this helps.Dan
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Yes, the 30A controller can accommodate up to four (4) 100W panels @12VDC and up to eight (8) @24VDC
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They are made to standard SAE spec. and will work with all manufactures using SAE specifications. Currently using mine with Deltran extension cables and end adapters with a BatteryMinder 2012 maintainer/charger/de-sulfator. No problems encountered.
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I believe the new 30 watt panels have 2 wires pre attached that go to the battery. It is possible for this low wattage and current model, that you may not need the controller. Ask Renogy 800-330-8678
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This controller will handle up to 30amps. So for example, I have 3 panels at ~145w each (~7.5 amps) that are connected to each other and run to this controller. Since I'm only bringing in max around 22 amps, then this one controller is plenty. I could actually add one more panel to it of the same size as my current and it should continue to work fine. To answer your question though, yes, if your panels are large enough to put you over 30a with two panels, then run them side by side and connect the two controllers to the same battery bank without issue.
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The nature of your question suggest you are looking for a battery "charger". If this is the case you will need more than the 5 Watts this panel can provide. With the 5 watts provided from this panel, you won't need allot of wiz's bang circuit breakers and meters. This panel dose a great job of keeping a fully charged battery in top shape all by it's self.
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Yes, use the charge controller and configure according to the directions that come with it. I got the 30 amp one.
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If you plan to add more panels, you will need to use a bigger charge controller or stack another charge contorller. This charge controller only only fit 240W and 480W for 12volts and 24volts system.
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If it's a 12volt I assume. Chances are you would just have to use the old wire mounts from the old battery. Check out YouTube for an idea how. You would need a 30amp breaker connection most likely
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I'm not sure (amp wise). But I have 1000 watt panels connected to my charge controller for about 6 months now, and it's working excellent.
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yes it can, but you'll need a larger charge controller capable of handling the extra current if you have more than three 160 watt panels. This system comes with a 30 amp controller and each panel adds about 8 amps (x 20 volts = 160 watts). I've added four panels to mine (48 amps total) which I manage with a 60 amp charge controller. None of the other components becomes limiting until you get much bigger.