SSL767 ~ Installing and testing the new SHADE TOLERANT flexible TopCon solar panels from BougeRV
After many months in the design stage, we are finally ready to install and test our new SECRET WEAPON.. our new Flexible fiberglass TopCon Arch Pro 200 watt solar panels from BougeRV.. in fact, we are installing 12 of them for a total output power rating of 2400watts! They will all be installed on our new fiberglass hardtops, there will be 2 sets of 4 panels installed on the new Bimini hardtop, and another set of 4 on the new dodger hardtop.. I've been waiting a long time to see if these panels stack up to the claims made by the manufacturer, and today we find out!
Spoiler Alert... I have been testing these panels in real time for over a month now, and can safely say I highly recommend them.. they are a bit more expensive than normal solar panels, but the weight savings alone is a huge factor in many solar installations including my own!
Here are some discount codes for those of you that would like to buy your own, and no I don't make any commission on them, I purchased these ones with my own money simply because I believe them to be the best performance and value overall for the money.. enjoy, and thanks for watching!
🎁Amazon 10% OFF coupon code BOUGERV80 on BougeRV 200W Arch pro solar panel: https://bit.ly/3P9uF04
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