How To Connect Solar Panel in Series & Parallel?

Lionshee Flexible mono solar panel is ensures reliable and sustainable power for off-grid living, maintaining over  80% output efficiency even after 25 years of use. It weighs 50% less than rigid panels, making it easy to carry and install.  In addition, an additional composite layer is embedded inside to increase durability and flexibility. Designed to be lightweight, portable and versatile, it is suitable for a variety of applications where traditional rigid panels  are impractical. Often installed on a smaller scale on balconies, RVs, backpacks and near tents, etc.

1. Site Reconnaissance: Firstly, a detailed reconnaissance of the installation site is required. Understand the terrain, light condition, wind scale and other factors to determine the best installation location and angle.

2. Design Installation Scheme: Design suitable flexible panel layout and bracket structure according to the site situation. Due to the flexibility of panels, it can adapt to different surfaces such as roofs and walls, etc.

3. Prepare Tools and Materials: Including flexible panels, dedicated brackets, connection cables, junction boxes, screws, adhesive glue etc. Ensure all tools and materials are available and of reliable quality.

4. Mount the Bracket: Fix the bracket according to the design scheme to ensure its stability and load-bearing capacity.

5. Install the Solar Panel: Tile the flexible panel along the bracket and secure it with dedicated screws or adhesives. Pay attention to keep the panel clean and avoid covering.

6. Connect the Circuit: Connect panel with inverter through junction box, which form a complete photovoltaic power generation system.

7. Debugging and Acceptance: Check whether all connections are firm and whether the system can work normally. After confirmation, perform the security test and acceptance.

POINTS FOR ATTENTION

1. Waterproof and Dampproof: During the installation process, ensure that all joints and crevices are waterproof to avoid water entering and affecting the life of the equipment.

2. Avoid Excessive Bending: Although flexible panel can be bent, excessive bending will affect its performance and even cause damage.

3. Avoid Direct Sunlight: During the installation process, avoid operating in direct sunlight to prevent the hot spot effect from affecting the efficiency of the solar panels.

4. Safety First: During installation, electrical safety regulations must be followed to avoid the risk of electric shock.

5. Regular Maintenance: After installation, regular cleaning and inspection should be carried out to ensure the normal operation of the solar panels.