voltage out per cell
1413027
4w = 8a x .5v - the amps are really high, and the volts low, but these are powerful.
1413028
The cells are supposed to put out .5volts per cell. Although on a bright sunny day they are pushing closer to .6 volts. I took my almost finished panel today. It was very cloudy outside. I have 4 columns of six cells each. The panel was putting out 14.3 volts @ 1.9 amps. I tested in on a late sunny afternoon with only 3 rows in place. It was putting out around 16v and a little over 5 amps. Hope that helps.
1413029
The voltage I measured is .55 volts per cell (open circuit) and I have measured short circuit current of at least 4 amps under less than ideal conditions. I expect more current when summer returns and the sun cooperates! Also note that I live in the Seattle area which is not exactly equal to Phoenix!
1542604
It takes a lighting strike or a EM burst to harm the cell.temp.range up to +-200deg before 10% loss.
1670815
Hi I bought this kit and the specs for the cells is the following: Cell Specifications: Average Power (Watts): 1.75 Wp Average Current (Amps): 3.5 Imax Average Voltage (Volts): 0.5 Vmax Thickness 200 m = 0.2 mm Exact dimension: 3 1/4 inches x 6 inches, or 80 mm by 150 mm Weight: Just above 6 grams, or 0.2 oz.
434409
I use a charge controller to even out the incoming voltage so that there are no spikes
1535540
That is exactly how it works. As the number of cells increase so does the voltage, so does the RPM of the motor.
2082895
The 13.7 volts you're reading is normal. The charge controller is doing its job. It's protecting your battery bank because 16-18 volts being pumped into batteries is not safe or recommended.
1157879
Regardless of what vehicle it's in or if it's running packs in parallel or series I've always stopped at 3.6v/cell when the pack is at rest. You could possibly go lower and still be safe, however I noticed that my packs lasted a lot longer stopping at 3.6v/cell. Also I found these alarms to be rather quiet. Just a heads up. Enjoy &#128522;
2223971
I put a voltmeter on it and it puts out around 36v, which I use to charge my 24v battery bank.
583924
The output voltage is the V4.3, the output current is the 70ma. Hope this helps.
2108538
if I recall correctly its .5v at 3.6A which would set it at 1.8 watts per cell.
909667
That is the open circuit voltage. I use a charging supervisor. It is an absolute great product
435538
right from the label: INPUT: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz 0.3A MAX OUTPUT: 12V=1.0A
425667
not quite sure what your asking. Do you have a Jandy 3-port Electrolytic Cell? Check your Installation and Operation Manual. There is a section that covers parts. I found 2 types on amazon. Be careful one has notches and the other does not.
1245627
You guys are right. The mono cells we use are pushing 19%. This is pretty high on the efficiency scale.
1535817
I have not run into this problem. So far mine has worked as expected. The only thing I can think of is perhaps you might have not connected properly. Ensure that you associate ground with ground. If ground is connected correctly, the device should read the correct number of cells and eliminate those that not being used. Hope this helps.
1000765
you got too much voltage flowing.batterry need somewhere around 14 to 16 volts.
871167
If I remember correctly at 22.2 v on 6cell Lipo it generates 5.5hp. Hope that helps!