I appreciate the input on this as a Canadian company and "non-military" we have a different perspective on what "military grade" means....we were always under the impression it was a robust and durable product! It's good to hear your experience with the lingo, and you are not the first one to...
Yes, It took us a while to get these to market! A lot went into developing the new systems which took far longer than anticipated. We're very happy with how everything turned out and are stoked to get these to all the patient Bronco owners out there! :like:
We recommend removing any PPF just in the area that the panels stick to. This is just to ensure the best adhesion of the SolarClasp fastners. PPF etc can have some release agents in the surface that don't allow for the best adhesion.
Hey there, We already include our TPU vinyl which is a protector and template for our SolarClasp system. Our vinyl is already one piece and can be seen in between the panels in the image below.
It is imperative that ONLY our included TPU template is used to ensure that the SolarClasp system is...
Haha fair enough! I can assure you that in this specific context the "military-grade" piece of our system is a very high quality product manufactured by a world renowned company.
Our controller is listed as a "required accessory" because some customers will already have their own MPPT solar...
No we won't be selling it as one unit. The black TPU Vinyl that goes down between the panels does help to make it visually "blend" into one.
There are a few reasons its spilt into 2 panels:
1) The hood is actually quite curved and making it 1 panel put too much bend into the panels to ensure a...
Good questions! They certainly take some force to remove them off the hood. They are stuck on there very well so that they don't just come flying off on the highway. Lots of R&D went into figuring that out haha.
For someone to steal the panels firstly they would need to realize they are...
Our panels will also work with other MPPT controllers. Just make sure that your redarc can handle the voltage of our panels as they put out a high voltage than most controllers can handle!
Here are the electrical specs:
Yes! Our MPPT Solar Charge controller can be configured to charge Li batteries.
You can learn more about the controller here: MPPT Bluetooth Solar Charge Controller | Waterproof | Cascadia 4x4
Thank you sir! You were early to the party and you'll be one of the very first to receive the system. I look forward to hearing your feedback. Shipping will begin sometime next month. :like:
Thanks for the kind words Brian! Yes, the space on that section of the hood is somewhat limited but like I mentioned in my response above, the dual panels connected in series charges at a very high voltage ( 63.28 V ) which enables them to really provide very efficient charging out of the 60...
This is a common misconception! 100 watts is great, but certainty not necessary to maintain a fridge. Let me explain....
Firstly, our 60 watt systems installed in series provides a high charging voltage and is more than sufficient to keep a fridge going the majority of the time (providing there...
No Sir! The VSS System ™ 2.0 uses our patent pending SolarClasp™ Technology which uses military grade reclosable fasteners to install the solar panel on the hood.
Here at our factory we install one side of the fastners on the back of the solar panels prior to them shipping out. For the...
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