Marine Solar Systems

I’m often asked about the best way to turn a marine solar system on and off—and whether doing so could damage the panels. Here are some key points to keep in mind: Firstly, your solar controller is powered by your...

When connecting three or more solar panels in parallel, it’s recommended to install a 10 or 15-amp inline fuse on the positive wire of each panel. If a panel fails or shorts out, the fuse will blow, isolating the faulty...

The high performance of our semi-flexible solar panels is transforming how cruising boats integrate solar systems, offering new, easy options for mounting solar power on canvas bimini tops. Here are some innovative installation methods our customers have tried: Zip Panels...

Sometimes, it’s desirable to mount flexible marine solar panels on a canvas bimini or dodger in a way that allows for quick, easy removal. Our auxiliary solar panel mounting kit is designed specifically for this purpose. Thanks to our business...

We often receive questions about wiring a solar system. For those new to solar, this might seem intimidating, but it’s actually straightforward. In this blog, I’ll guide you step-by-step through the wiring process for our dual output controller. Let’s start...

We’re often asked if it’s possible to use a lead-acid starting battery alongside LiFePO4 house batteries, charging both from the same alternator. The answer is generally yes, but it requires some special considerations. Lead-acid (or AGM) and LiFePO4 batteries are...

When installing a solar power system, safety is paramount. One critical safety component is the fuse. Fuses protect your solar system from electrical faults and ensure that the system operates efficiently and safely. Choosing the correct fuse size for your...