BLUETTI PV350 Solar Panel | 350W

FAQS

• Q1: Is It Waterproof?
  A:

  Yes. IP65 is rated for junction box. Do not expose the solar panel to rain or snow.

• Q2: What factors will affect the solar conversation rate?
  A:

  A. The sunlight intensity. B. Ambient temperature. C. The angle you place the solar panel to sunlight. D. The length of the solar charging cable(for third-party cables).

• Q3: What is the difference between the PV350 and SP350?
  A:

  Under the same condition, BLUETTI PV series solar panels produce more power from limited sunlight.*
  * Conclusion from BLUETTI Lab, for reference ONLY.

• Q4: BLUETTI PV350 compatibility.
  A:

  Most solar power stations on the market, and one PV350 solar panel is ideal for BLUETTI AC200P/AC200MAX/AC300+B300 solar generators.

• Q5: Can I use BLUETTI Solar Panel to charge the third-party power station?
  A:

  Yes, as long as they
  (1) have MC4 connectors;
  (2) support the output specifications of BLUETTI solar panels.

• Q6: How do I choose solar panels for my solar generator?
  A:

  Review the PV input requirements of the solar generator.
  Review the output specifications of solar panels.
  Calculate the total voltage, current, and wattage of solar panels.
  Consider the solar input connectors.
• Q7: Can I use different size solar panels?
  A:

  No. Your solar panels should be the same type and rating from one brand. For example, two PV350 to charge BLUETTI AC200P is acceptable, and one PV350 + one SP350 is unacceptable.

• Q8: Does the panel have any USB ports you can directly plug into?
  A:

  No. BLUETTI PV350 only has MC4 connectors.

• Q9: Why can't my PV350 provide 350W of output power?
  A:

  Rated 350W is the optimal test result at specific temperature and sunlight. Besides, solar panel production is also affected by panel orientation, dirt and debris, shading from buildings or trees, and other obstructions.

• Q10: How do I maximize the efficiency of solar panels?
  A:

  Yes, you can. The solar array must meet the following conditions:

  These steps will help you get the most out of your solar panels:
  1. Set up your panels correctly: The orientation as well as the angle it tilts at should be right.
  2. Avoid shadow areas: Any amount of shadow will affect solar panel production.
  3. Keep your panels clean: Dirt or debris reduces the panel’s efficiency.
  4. Don’t get panels too hot: Good air circulation or a cool atmosphere around panels will help.