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Brunton SolarFlat Amorphous Solar Panel
The Brunton SolarFlat Amorphous Solar Panel mounts to your RV, truck, boat, or roof to provide extra electrical power. So what if you played music and left your truck lights on for the last five hours? The SolarFlat has been charging your battery the entire time. Brunton used a weatherproof amorphous film that works even on low-light overcast days, and it's not harmed by rain or snow. The SolarFlat also includes a UV inhibitor to reduce the chances of heat damage.
Bottom Line: Backup power for home or on the road.
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I want to use the 5 watt panel for a deep cycle marine battery...
I want to use the 5 watt panel for a deep cycle marine battery that runs my trolling motor. Will this product charge while I use my trolling motor?
By: edbass52314929 (1)
6 days ago
Will this solar panel provide power to my RV when not plugged...
Will this solar panel provide power to my RV when not plugged in to 110?
By: emcorob2312417 (1)
July 18, 2008
Sure, but only 5W. That's not much power at all. 5W is great for charging your mobile phone or iPod, but your 1000W microwave will suck all the power up rather expeditiously.
By: mattf (272)
5 days ago
If I wanted to provide enough recharging for three connected...
If I wanted to provide enough recharging for three connected deep cycle marine batteries, how many of these panels would I need?
By: allen_2242294509 (1)
July 7, 2008
It completely depends upon the draw of these batteries.
For some simple math, use the equation P=VI, where P = watts, v = voltage, and i = current or amps. Batteries commonly run at 14volts, you'll draw several amps, and you'll need more watts going in.
For some comparison, my MacBook Pro (laptop) charger draws a full 85 watts to charge in 2-3 hours.
You'll need a lot of these panels for three marine batteries. If you're just wanting something to keep the radio going, these panels will do the trick.
Also, for connecting to a battery, I'd seriously look at this controller. It needs a minimum of 10 watt input:
http://www.backcountry.com/store/BRU0149/Brunton-Solar-Contr
By: mattf (272)
July 7, 2008
I want to hook this up to a battery that powers a winch. Will...
I want to hook this up to a battery that powers a winch. Will it attach directly to the battery terminals to charge it?
By: mjeny2284239 (1)
June 29, 2008
Yes, this product includes a 12 ft cable, vehicle cable, battery clamps & link adaptor cable.
By: mattf (272)
June 30, 2008
I have a 10000 BTU Window AC unit. How would I connect a solar...
I have a 10000 BTU Window AC unit. How would I connect a solar panel to only run it and leave the rest of my house on city power?
By: weise.ben2271827 (1)
June 21, 2008
Most AC units draw more power than a small solar panel can provide, and wiring solar power to your home requires a skilled electrician. Many states offer tax credits for installing solar panels.
If you're serious about wanting to harness solar energy I recommend that you find a local person that specializes in solar installations. You can begin your search here: http://www.solarelectricpower.org
By: mattf (272)
June 30, 2008
how does this connect to a device?
how does this connect to a device?
By: spencetayl2150769 (1)
April 1, 2008
Includes 12 ft cable, vehicle cable, battery clamps & link adaptor cable
By: Elias the Terrible (44)
May 21, 2008





