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Old 17-01-2016, 05:37   #1
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ISO high wattage panels
Does anyone have a link to salt-environment certified, either 29" or less 200W+ "narrow," or 43" or less 300W+ "wide," high efficiency, mono, rigid, framed, high wattage panels?

I have room for 3 narrow or 2 wide (which I realize isn't as wide as some) panels...

I'm trying to replace my 3 10-year-old 120/130W Kyoceras to achieve, at minimum, 600W. I have a 60A Blue Sky MPPT...

They'd have to be shippable to (or retrieved from within, say, 100 miles of - e.g Orlando to Ft. Lauderdale) Vero Beach FL

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