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small solar panels

Post: # 161420Post old tree man »

You know when your driving down the road and you see the little weather stations weathering away,does any one know where to get the small solar panels that power the weather stations from, i can't seem to find out at all, i'm thinking of using one or two too power my shed, i'm not sure if it would work but its only to power a light and propagator.
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Post: # 161427Post old tree man »

Thanks so much for that Susie, its exactly what i needed, and my son in law is a qualified electrician and he said he would fit it for me, thanksw again
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Post: # 161428Post snapdragon »

:lol: was about to say Maplins - but I wasn't quick enough - I'm hoping to fit some of the shed/barn lights in my loft when I get the floor done
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Post: # 161730Post sunnybp »

Hi, Old tree man
In order to make you solar power system work properly.
1)you should know the electrical load consumption.
2)Average sunlight time in your area.
3)The required running time of your electrical appliance.
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Thanks for that sunnybp i'll get some help from my son in law also
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Post: # 161739Post ina »

Just saw something called Solar Mate in the new CAT catalogue (Centre for Alternative Technology); they are meant specifically for light in sheds without mains connection.
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Post: # 161781Post old tree man »

thanks ina i'll give it a look :thumbright: :thumbleft:
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