Unfortunately, the Wasserstein Weatherproof DC Extension Cable compatible with Ring Spotlight Cam Battery Solar Panel (White) is no longer available.
While we apologize for any inconvenience this has caused, we’re happy to offer the Wasserstein Solar Panel Compatible with Ring Spotlight Cam Battery (1-Pack, White), which comes with a 4m/13.1ft Cable with DC Connector.
EXTEND YOUR SOLAR PANEL’S REACH – Our 2m DC Extension Cable increases the connection between your Solar Panel and Ring Spotlight Cam Battery, allowing you to place your panel for maximum sunshine exposure. Despite the increased length, our extension cable maintains a constant charging current because to its high copper content.
WATERSTEIN DC EXTENSION CABLE – The Wasserstein DC Extension Cable was created specifically for the Ring Spotlight Cam Battery Solar Panel. It is made of high-quality materials and can survive extreme weather. Our extension cable’s strengthened connectors allow it to be plugged in and out several times without being damaged.
Is it possible to lengthen the solar panel cables?
You will need to extend your solar panel cables if they are not long enough to reach. We make these cable extensions to your specifications, and you simply attach them to your solar panel cables. These are plug-and-play goods that are ready to use right out of the box.
Male and female connections are standard in the business. We use industry standard solar connectors in our cable assemblies, so you can easily connect your solar panel to our cables and have longer cables ready to use.
Our cable assemblies are specifically developed for photovoltaic (PV / solar panel) system connections.
The cable is UV-resistant, double-insulated, and has good abrasion and flame retardant qualities. This wire is specifically developed for solar applications, both internal and external.
As the cables are sold in pairs, you will receive one cable with a Male connector on one end and a Female connector on the other end, as shown, and the other cable with a Female connector on one end and a bare end, as shown.
What is the minimum distance between ring solar panels?
A: It appears that the solar panel is about 5 or 6 feet long from attachment end to attachment end. A: The solar panel should be utilized in conjunction with the internal battery (as the camera would be offline approximately 50 percent of the time if purely run solar with no internal power source).
Is it necessary to plug in the ring solar panel?
Solar Panel Charging in a Ring In most circumstances, your Spotlight Camera or Stick Up Camera will be fully charged again after a few hours of direct sunshine. This means your cameras will run on batteries at night and will need to be recharged the next day.
Is it possible to use a ring solar panel in the winter?
Yes. Every season presents its own set of problems, but Ring Solar Smart Lights can still be useful in the winter provided you keep a few things in mind. Depending on where you live and what season you are in, the average number of hours of sunlight per day varies substantially.
Is it possible to use a ring solar panel during the winter months?
Yes. Every season presents its own set of problems, but Ring Solar Smart Lights can still be beneficial in the winter if certain aspects are taken into account. Depending on where you live and what season you are in, the average number of hours of sunlight per day varies significantly.
Wire run lengths
The distance between the PV array and the charge controller or GTI is usually the longest wire run. Because this wire set carries all of the PV electricity, we must carefully select it in order to maximize performance and ensure safety.
On this run, the basic rule of thumb is to keep the voltage drop below 2%. It is possible to compute the maximum length for a wire-pair for each wire gauge size using the known resistance of the various wire gauges.
For a 12V PV system, the computation looks like this. For a 24V system, twice the length; for a 48V system, quadruple it.
Take, for example, a 450-watt 12V system. The maximum current is 450/18 = 25 amps at 18V Vmp.
When looking at the wire capacity row, the smallest gauge wire that can be utilized safely is 10 AWG. It has a 30 amp rating, which is higher than the minimum 25 amps.
Next, choose row “25” in the Array amps column to show that a 10 AWG wire pair can only sustain a cable length of 4.5 feet! To stay below the 2% loss threshold, go up to 4 AWG and support up to 18 feet. This isn’t a large number of feet!
This example demonstrates the importance of fully appreciating the issue of cable length and its impact on losses. Many people have extensive cable runs and are unaware of how this affects performance. We may have to accept a 4% loss rather than a 2% loss, which allows us to double the length numbers displayed in the table. Operating at a higher voltage, such as 24V, is another possibility. This lowers the amps, which lowers wire losses.
The idea is to use a safe wire size while also considering the trade-off between system voltage, wire length, line losses, and expenses while designing your system. This is why, before you go out and get things like wires, you should plan ahead of time.
Are the connectors on all solar panels the same?
These snap-together solar panel connectors are available in male and female versions. Connectors come in a variety of shapes and sizes, with the most common being MC3, MC4, PV, and Tyco Solarlok. They also exist in a variety of shapes, including T-Joint, U-Joint, X-Joint, and Y-Joint. The MC4 connector is the most popular form of solar connector.
How long does the Ring Solar Panel need to be exposed to the sun?
Three to four hours of direct sunlight each day is required for ring solar power equipment. If the weather in your installation region is regularly gloomy or there is a lot of rain or snow, the amount of sunshine that your solar power device receives may be limited. The solar charger or solar panel must be exposed to direct sunshine.
Is it necessary for the Ring super solar panel to be exposed to direct sunlight?
Because the solar charger or solar panel requires direct sunlight, filtered or indirect sunlight from the clouds will not charge your doorbell.