Campbell Scientific SP65 is a photovoltaic power source that can be used for charging lead acid batteries to power your datalogger or other equipment. It has a typical peak power of 65 W, a voltage of 17.6 V, and a current of 3.69 A. The solar panel can be mounted on a mast or leg of a tripod, or any 1 5/8" schedule 40 pipe. It should be oriented to receive maximum insolation (incident solar radiation) over the course of a year. The solar panel comes with a Morningstar SunSaver SS-10-12V regulator that helps to protect the battery from overcharging and provides temperature compensation.
Campbell Scientific SP65 is a photovoltaic power source that can be used for charging lead acid batteries to power your datalogger or other equipment. It has a typical peak power of 65 W, a voltage of 17.6 V, and a current of 3.69 A. The solar panel can be mounted on a mast or leg of a tripod, or any 1 5/8" schedule 40 pipe. It should be oriented to receive maximum insolation (incident solar radiation) over the course of a year. The solar panel comes with a Morningstar SunSaver SS-10-12V regulator that helps to protect the battery from overcharging and provides temperature compensation.
Campbell Scientific SP65 is a photovoltaic power source that can be used for charging lead acid batteries to power your datalogger or other equipment. It has a typical peak power of 65 W, a voltage of 17.6 V, and a current of 3.69 A. The solar panel can be mounted on a mast or leg of a tripod, or any 1 5/8" schedule 40 pipe. It should be oriented to receive maximum insolation (incident solar radiation) over the course of a year. The solar panel comes with a Morningstar SunSaver SS-10-12V regulator that helps to protect the battery from overcharging and provides temperature compensation.
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