Aluminum solar frame can also be called aluminium frame for solar panel. Nowadays, most solar panels use silver and black solar frames on producing solar panels. Silver solar frame is the common style and can be applied on ground solar project. Based on our marketing experience, up to 72% solar project use silver color frame.
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Compared with silver color, black frames are mostly used in rooftop solar project, especially on Japan and USA market. Some solar companies even produce all balck solar panel on rooftop, cause it can absorb more power from the sunshine, and much beautiful on rooftop project.
So youve got your portable power station picked out, and youre ready to delve deeper into the realm of renewable energy. The goal? Become completely self-reliant on the power gathered by solar panels and stored in your Yeti. The problem? Youre left questioning which solar panel to choose. In order to make an educated purchase, lets first explore your needs.
In the simplest of terms, the power supply chain starts with solar panels. Panels absorb the rays of the sun and convert that energy into usable electricity. Energy collected is then stored in portable power stations, for eventual use in powering other electronic devices.
Panel wattage directly correlates to the amount of surface area; that is, the larger the solar panel the more sunlight it collects and converts into energy to be stored. The higher the rated watts, the more electricity the solar panel will generate in a specific time frame. This means that your portable power station will charge faster with higher wattage solar panels.
There are two main factors to consider when choosing a solar panel or panels to pair with your Yeti: use case and number of watts. Lets break them down:
The first critical factor to consider is the lifestyle and applications in which you will be using your solar panels and portable power stations. Narrowing down when and how you will use your solar panels will help make the selection process simple.
Are you a backpacker looking to keep your camera batteries charged? Or are you a car camper who likes to try out a new location each weekend? Interested in a stationary setup to supply backup power for your home during an outage? Or are you living out of a van, and would prefer to collect power as you drive?
If youre on the go and portability is important, our Nomad series of solar panels are built with a foldable canvas and laminate design so they are light and portable, with a built-in kickstand. They range in size from 10 Watts to 200 Watts, making them some of our most versatile options.
The Boulder series of solar panels are more rugged and durable, made with aluminum and tempered glass. The 50- or 100-Watt single panels are designed to be installed on a building or vehicle (even a boat!) with mounting brackets and built to last through intermittent weather and continuous exposure to the outdoors. We also have a 2-panel briefcase version of the Boulder that features a hinged design and foldable construction, with a built-in kickstand for easy transport. The Boulder briefcase is available in 100 Watts or 200 Watts.
Our Ranger 300 panel is a happy medium between the Nomad and Boulder lines, constructed with an aluminum frame and three foldable, laminate panels. Its the largest portable panel we make at 300 Watts yet stays portable and easy to transport with a protective canvas carrying case.
Once you have an idea of how you will be using the solar panels, you can determine the appropriate wattage.
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The size of the solar panel you should buy largely depends on the capacity of your Yeti. Small portable power stations can charge up with much smaller panels, while large portable power stations require larger panels, or even multiple panels combined together to speed up charge times.
We determine the number of watts based on the Rule of 5. This rule means that on an ideal sunny day, a south-facing solar panel will produce roughly 5 times worth the energy than the number of watts indicated in its name. For example, a 100-Watt solar panel will generate 500 Watts hours of energy, so it will fully recharge a Yeti 500X in a day.
If we follow this same pattern, that 100-Watt solar panel will recharge a Yeti X to 50% in a day. For each Yeti, we use the Rule of 5 to recommend solar panels at three levels: Good, Better, or Best (these can be found on each Yeti product page on our website).
Good: This means the panel will recharge about 33% of the Yeti on a sunny day.
Better: The panel will recharge the Yeti to 50% on a sunny day.
Best: Top tier! The panel will recharge the Yeti to 100% in a day with ideal conditions.
Keep in mind that the Rule of 5 is an average in the United States. Various factors like temperature, cloud coverage, panel orientation, and time of year will affect solar production.
Like we mentioned earlier, our panels can combined with our solar combiner cables to speed up charge times of the Yeti. That being said its also important to double check the maximum input of your portable power station, as this differs for each capacity of unit. Any power above the maximum input of your portable power station will essentially be wasted. Our Yeti line ranges from 100W to 600W inputs, so our 100W+ solar panels can be used interchangeably with any Yeti unit.
It can be an overwhelming process to choose not only a portable power station, but the corresponding solar panels that will ensure your unit is recharging efficiently. Head scratching, no more - we just released a series of kits to streamline the process and create a one-stop-shop:
For the Weekend Warrior Yeti 500X with Nomad 100 Solar Generator
Portable, compact, and easy to stash this kit is perfect for the weekend warrior. It will keep your smaller devices, like phones, tablets, and cameras charged up on your overnight camping trip or excursion to the lake. Fold up the Nomad 100 and slide the Yeti 500X under your seat for easy storage.
For the One Who Wants It All Yeti X + (4) Boulder 100 Solar Generator
Cant decide where you will be plugging into your Yeti the most, or constantly swapping between home and mobile use? Roll the Yeti X cart from truck to job site easily to plug in your power tools, or park it next to your fridge so its ready to save the day (and your food!) if the power goes down. The accompanying four Boulder 100 solar panels pack a punch and are standalone for easy transportation. You can also mount them on a vehicle for power on the go. Versatile, powerful, and fast-charging this kit is built for those who never slow down.
For Home Preparation Home Energy Storage Kit
The reality of our modern world is that blackouts, natural disasters, and grid failures are becoming increasingly common. Stay safe and comfortable when the grid is down with one of our home backup kits, capable of supporting everything from cabins in the backcountry to suburbs just outside the city.
Good news you're one step closer to energy independence! Solar panels help extend your ecosystem and keep your portable power station charged for any circumstance.
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