Easiest RV Flexible solar panel install.. Renogy 200 watt and Victron Controller

Installed the Renogy 200 watt flexible panels on the RV.

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[serialtravelers-wbzb]

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo démonstrative et avec des rendu des panneaux solaires cordialement

[jasongardner]

Ditch those roof mount AC and go with a mini split power difference is crazy. As well as the Fridge freezer

[brianbelliveau]

I have a zamp pre wired solar on my keystone passport it has a 2 plug pass through on the roof , and I like the Renogy penal and I want to put 2 - 200 watt panels on my keystone passport roof how big of a controller do I need is 50 good or can I go with a 40, but I also have a plug on the trailer body close to the battery, so I can plug in a portable panel on the ground thanks for the advice

[samserious]

Hey, can you give uns an update of the state of the panels after a year? Thanks!

[HondaFitAdventure]

The eterna bond did not handle the heat well.
At 85 degrees the adhesive became soft and my panel flew off at 80mph.
The panel held up though!

[chrisc]

I considered flex panels. More expensive, shorter life and heat generator for the roof. Too many minuses for my overland trailer with no AC. I ended up with three 100W Rich Solar slim panels mounted with 1 1/2" air space from aluminum rack to rubber roof.

[sreimert]

What about heat dissipation in the panels? Doesn't it overheat the roof membrane?

[brenthearn]

Can you run one ac in the Texas heat in July off grid ? Been thinking to add some to the motor home just to keep the fridge running , thanks for the videos

[martienstofmeel]

Hi mate thanks for this video. How many years do you think these panels will last? I've seen videos where they indicate max 5 years. That can't be true, right? What do you think?

[wkrpsplayer]

when parked outside, if trailer is not pitched/angled carefully: the solar panels, like a sail/pocket, will collect rain water

[shrconstruction]

Those panels probably wont last long because of heat being mounted flat to the roof. Plus the added massive heat to your rubber roof membrane will probay cause the adhesive to let loose of the wood substrate. As a side note the hotter the panel the less efficient they are as well longterm.

[mjremy]

You mounted the flex panels very poorly on the roof. The panels will overheat and die early. Flex panels already have a shorter lifespan. The roof will overheat with that black panel drawing in heat (roof WAS white before) and glue will come off the rubber roof and rubber will degrade. Not smart. Also, you domed the panels and you created cracks - they are supposed to lay flat. Mount the panels to an aluminum tubular frame and mount that to a roof rack. Now you can easily remove panels, they will not overheat, and you keep your roof cool under the shade of the panels and with less damage.