Is it possible to wire 3x80w 12v panels and one 250w 24v panel in series to make 60v??
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What are the Imp of each of the panels? I believe they should be pretty close (<10% different - maybe even closer) in order to do this. Otherwise, you won't get the power you expect. The reason is, the same current is flowing through all of them at once. -
current that can be drawn will be limited to whatever the weakest source can supply. Bruce RoeComment
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Thanks heaps, just checked and they are identical 8.33.
Would I be best to wire them this way or run my 12v panels in pairs and then parallel with the 24v panels I have 6x 12v panels and two 24v panels, they go into an 80 amp outback controller, thanks againComment
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You are looking for the Vmp and Imp rating for each type panel. That will help to find the best wiring pattern for you.Comment
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So hypothetically, if you had identical panels with the same Imp, you could put those in series, and add the Vmp's to get an a total Vmp. Call this a "module". Now, if that total Vmp is identical or very close to another "module" (either a single panel, or a string of panels), those modules can be paralleled. I hope that makes sense. Match Vmps for paralleling, Imps for series.
The number of panels has doubled since your first post. What is the total wattage you are looking for?Comment
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