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Anyone know if it is OK to mix panels of slightly different voltages:
one is 40W with Voc=20.5V and Vmp=16.9V
other also 40W with Voc=22V and Vmp=17.5V.

Can I wire those in parallel? How would they affect one another?

Grateful for any advice,

Pieter
 
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In my experience that would be fine the range of Voc output from panels of identical nominal specification is often wider than that.

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Thanks for the info, Frank.
 
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The only problem might come with a maximum power point tracking (MPPT) regulator but I guess it would find a happy medium Smile

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sallytrafic wrote:
The only problem might come with a maximum power point tracking (MPPT) regulator but I guess it would find a happy medium Smile


No, it has a PWM regulator.
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