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maybe the panel does, but that doesn't much matter unless you're happy to make use of variable low voltage DC right there on the spot. it has to run through an
by sigstoat 8y ago
maybe the panel does, but that doesn't much matter unless you're happy to make use of variable low voltage DC right there on the spot.
it has to run through an inverter, and likely be stepped up, to go anywhere else. and both of those things will tend to be higher efficiency when you've got more panels in the same place.
- brianobush 8y agoMicro-inverters are getting quite cheap now, each of my 20 solar panels have one. Out comes 120 volts, but still variable amperage.