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    Frequently Asked Questions
    1. How many solar panels do I need?
    If you need to determine the size of solar panels to purchase and how much it will cost, make a list of the electronic devices you plan to run on your solar system, such as televisions, lights, water pumps, laptops, microwaves, refrigerators, etc. Use Renogy's solar panel calculator, which will help you find the right system size.
    2. How long do solar panels last?
    Renogy's solar panels have high conversion efficiency and come with a 25-year performance warranty. Performance loss is approximately 1% per year. Even after 5 years, the panels can still output at least 95% of the rated power. After 10 years it is 90%, and after 25 years it is 80%. Remember to register your warranty on the Renogy website as soon as possible after purchase. Renogy focuses on providing high-quality products to ensure you have a pleasant trip/camping experience.
    3. How is RV solar different from home solar?
    It’s crucial to differentiate between travel or camping solar panels for vans/RVs/motorhomes and home solar panels. Home solar panels are larger and installed on roofs to meet a home's energy needs. In comparison, RV solar panels are smaller and are designed to maintain battery power and charge the appliances used in the RV for daily life needs.
    4. Where to buy solar panels?
    Renogy will provide you with solar panels suitable for various living/travel/outdoor, etc. Find solar panel kits for vans, motorhomes, RVs, small homes, cabins, sheds and 12V battery chargers. Please visit our website where you will find more details.
    5. What are solar panels and how do solar panels work?
    Solar panels use sunlight to generate electricity. Panel's current flows to the charge controller, which manages battery charging and prevents overcharging, keeping the battery safe. Batteries store direct current. Inverters convert direct current into alternating current for use in everyday appliances. In a home, the solar panels are connected to a grid inverter. RVs/vans/motorhomes use different inverters. Off-grid systems mainly include: solar panels (collection), charge controller (monitoring), battery (storage), inverter (use).
    6. How much do solar panels cost?
    Solar energy systems advantages: saving money, reliable power, environmental friendliness, etc. People are increasingly inclined to purchase solar energy-related products in their daily lives. Renogy has been a trusted global renewable energy company providing quality solar products since 2010. Our partners enjoy competitive pricing, promotional assets and expert support. For wholesale solar panels, please apply through the Renogy Reseller App. Our dedicated account representatives will respond promptly to assist.
    7. Are solar panels worth it?
    Solar panels advantages: reliability, cost-effectiveness, sustainability, quiet operation, low maintenance costs and green living, etc. Renogy offers affordable, high-quality solar panels to help you save on utility costs. RV solar panels save money on campground fees and provide a quick payback period. Solar systems require minimal maintenance and occasional cleaning. Solar power gives campervan dwellers the freedom to run appliances quietly and charge batteries throughout the day. Using solar energy can promote energy independence. Renogy offers a variety of solar panels ranging from small to commercial sizes. If you become a member, will stay informed about solar panel sales events.
    8. What are the different types of solar panels on the market?
    When shopping for solar panels, please consider: monocrystalline vs. polycrystalline panels, flexible vs. rigid panels, portable vs. roof-mounted panels. Polycrystalline panels are cheaper but less efficient. In limited roof space on an RV or campervan, monocrystalline panels are more recommended. Rigid panels have the advantages of being waterproof and corrosion-resistant and require mounting brackets. They are best for small houses. Flexible panels are lightweight and adaptable, capable of bending. They are great for curved surfaces and non-traditional RV shapes. Portable panels are suitable for smaller energy needs and camping. They are lightweight and easy to handle. Residential rooftops require large-format solar panels, which are ideally suited to meet ongoing and larger energy needs, providing charging capabilities at any time. When designing a solar system, choose 12V, 24V or 48V. 12V is commonly found in RVs, vans and small cabins. 24V is suitable for larger residential and commercial buildings. 48V is used in large off-grid houses.