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Prepare your own Solar  Powered System with a Do IT Yourself  Solar Kit and save 50% or more on the cost of your Solar powered  equipment,and be prepared for any emergency!

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 This image  is what we call a Solar Powered  wafer. This single solar powered  wafer only provides a small voltage, generally 0.5 volts to 1.5 volts of  Solar Power.  To build a  Solar Panel would require many of these Solar  Powered wafers from your diy  Solar  Kit.

     Solar powered wafers are built in a series string from a do it yourself solar kit. Series strings are the way you maintain a constant current. But the voltage does not remain constant. This is true only when the Solar Cell Panel project is completed and hooked up to the Solar powered System. (More on this current topic in the article below  Emergency  Solar Generators). The voltage increases in multiples, and the current remains the same for every Solar powered wafer you string  in series with your solar panel project. So when the project is complete you have  Solar  cell  panels  that multiply to a larger sum of voltage than current (voltage  x current = Wattage), and this is where you get the difference in size and wattage with all solar panels and equipment. The solar panels of  Emergency solar generators can very in sizes of 20, 50, 100, and even 200 watts or more . Solar Powered Panels are a clean source of energy, and a do it yourself emergency  Solar generators project can save you a large sum of money. 

   

   When a multiple of Solar Panels are built from a  Do it Yourself Solar  Kit, then the solar powered panels and equipment racks up the Solar Powered  watts. Look at the Solar Powered wafer image. Do you see the silver line that runs down both sides of the Solar Powered wafer? That is what we call Solar Cell tabs. The front solar cell tab blue is a negative and the back Solar Cell tab grey is positive. Use a flux pen to clean  both Solar Cell tabs and then solder one sting (-neg to +pos) and the other string (-neg to +pos)(- + - + ) (SEE IMAGE). This is just a short example of how solar power and solar Panel equipment are built from a diy solar panel kit. I would recommend a Do it Yourself  solar manual, with your DIY solar kit for your Solar powered systems prior to your first attempt of a solar cell panel project.

Once the solar panels are built you may string the solar panels in parallel to maintain your voltage. There are two good reasons why Solar Powered panels should be built in parallel! The first reason is to maintain your voltage, and the second reason is if one of these solar powered panels fail, and the chances of that are next to none, well then the other Solar powered panels will continue to provide Solar power to your load (appliances and or equipment). Your house lights would be considered a load. Look at it this way, when a light bulb burns out in your house do you lose all of the power  to your other light bulbs of your home? The answer is no, and that is because your wiring of your home is in parallel. 

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      All  Solar Powered  Systems are plug n play Emergency Solar Generators, but not all Solar Panels and Emergency Solar Generators are  portable. Solar Panels, and Emergency Solar Generators comes in various sizes depending on your Solar power  needs. Solar  Powered  Systems  are packaged  with various Solar Panel sizes as well depending on your solar power goals. For an example, a Solar Kit  contains  a package of multiple Solar powered wafers for your Solar Cell  Panels. Do it Yourself Solar cell Kits can contain 100 wafers, 200 wafers, and even more depending on how much solar power you may want to achieve. More Solar Powered wafers equals more solar power watts, and less equals less solar power watts. If you have a large Solar Powered system, Then you will need a large Solar powered battery bank, and some times your solar powered system will require more than one Solar Powered battery . A large Emergency Solar Generator will provide more power, and more power means more of a load (appliances). A smaller version of a solar  generator means less power, and less of a load (appliances). A 250 watt solar panel, and a emergency solar generator will provide more solar appliances run time than a 80 watt solar panel, and solar generator.

  In the article above ( Prepare your own Solar Powered System with a DIY Solar Kit). I mentioned how Solar Powered wafers Strung in series would kept a constant Solar Powered current, but the Solar Powered voltage is not constant and has the ability to increase or decrease, and this is true with<emergency solar generators> (ss) or any diy solar  kit project you may have completed (-+-+) (SEE IMAGE). Which means the voltage will increase for each and every solar wafer that you string, but the current will remain the constant. This has everything to do with the Solar energy of the sun, and the distance the solar energy  must travel from the solar sun to the Solar Panels. The morning solar sun has little Solar Powered  voltage and wattage  (little Voltage x constant Current = Little Wattage). But the current remains constant. When the solar sun reaches lunch time or noon, the  solar powered voltage and wattage  has increased to its maximum rated Solar Cell efficiency (Max Voltage x constant Current = Max Wattage), but the current remains  the same (constant). If your solar panel is rated at 250 watts then at noon your solar panel should be pushing close to 250 watts plus or minus! The solar powered voltage and wattage decreases during the afternoon and evening when the solar sun begins to set. Through out the whole solar day the current remains the same (constant) to the specified ratings of the Emergency Solar Generators and Panel Equipment.
 
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 Written by P.O.M.S.  (S,S) (E,W)