How To Build A Solar Panel And Solar Power System, Second Edition by Robert Smith

Author:Robert Smith [Smith, Robert]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: Robert Smith
Published: 2010-07-30T22:00:00+00:00

Basically, you can think of one string of solar cells as one huge solar cell. There is only 1 positive end, and there is only 1 negative end. So the same way you hooked up your solar cells in series, you are going to apply the same concept to the strings of solar cells.

1. Connect the negative end of the 1st string to the positive end of the 2nd string with a piece of bus wire (the wire that is a bit wider & thicker than the tabbing wire).

*FYI: To correctly solder two strings of solar cells together with bus wire, you will have to use solder. Simply place the bus wire either on the top of the tabbing wire or beneath the tabbing wire and apply some solder to both wires to bond both together.

I highly recommend following along with the proceeding images to get an idea where you should place bus wire, and which strings connect to another string. Another piece of information you should be aware of if you are completely new to solar panels is, after you connect all the strings together you can think of it as one huge solar cell. Again, there will be a positive end, and a negative end. Also, do not forget to check the amount of volts you are outputting after you connect 1 string to another string.

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