Learn how the solar panels on your mobile clinic help recharge the battery system and support dependable power while the clinic is in use. This video explains what the solar panels do and how they contribute to your clinic’s daily electrical needs.
Learn how the solar panels on your mobile clinic help recharge the battery system and support dependable power while the clinic is in use. This video explains what the solar panels do and how they contribute to your clinic’s daily electrical needs.
Yes. The solar panels are passive and produce power automatically when sunlight is available. The red switch must be turned on for that solar power to reach and help charge the conversion battery.
The mobile clinic in this video has two roof-mounted solar panels rated at 200 watts each, for a total of 400 watts and about 48 volts.
Shade, cloud cover, the angle of the sun, and dirt on the panels can all reduce solar output. Strong, direct sunlight produces the most power.
Solar is not intended to be the clinic’s only power source. It works alongside the batteries, shore power, and inverter to help support electrical loads throughout the day.
Yes, when you are trying to charge the conversion battery using only solar power, turn off lights and anything plugged into the outlets so more of the available solar power can go toward charging the battery.
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