A 200W solar panel can charge a battery in 5 hours. This assumes the battery has a capacity of 75ah and is rated at 12 volts. If you buy a solar panel kit, a charge controller may be included already. Refer to your solar panel manual for info on what charge controller size to get. A 12V solar system with 14 amps should have a 20 amp charge
Solar Panel fusing. Normally, those solar panels over 50 watts have 10 gauge wires capable of handling up to 30 amps of current. Charge controller to Battery Fuse/Breaker. With a Pulse Width Modulated (PWN) charge controller, the worst-case amps flowing to and from the controller are the same, so the fuse and wire size can match. As an The answer depends on the size of your panel. The solar panel should be no larger than 600 watts, but you should also consider the maximum voltage your system can handle. A typical 600 Watts panel has a VMP of 50 amps, so a 50 amp charge controller would theoretically work for 600 watts at 12V. However, many industry sources recommend a 10 to pAuA. 444 336 455 474 270 351 202 244 238