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Ventilation is one of the most important factors when it comes to battery storage. I know, you may have certain experiences regarding ventilation with other
Whether you can charge your LiFePO4 battery in parallel is confusing since you will only find conflicting information online. That’s why I have decided to
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Solar lights come with an ON and OFF switch- so that you can turn them off completely when you are not using them. On the
Solar lights are a truly helpful invention in the market that I believe every home should have. If you’re lucky enough to use solar lights,
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Assuming your outdoor solar lights receive sufficient sunlight for a full charge (for the most part around eight hours), they will want to illuminate the
Eng. Matthew Joseph Nandirio is the Founder of walkingsolar. After graduating from the University of Houston in 2002, matt started working as an electrical and electronic engineer for several multi-national solar energy companies. He has a wide range of experiences including solar system requirement analysis, planning, maintaining, debugging and even solar device development through research. He now shares his 20 years of expertise through his articles on the walkingsolar website. Further, he is also the author of two books on Solar Technology, “Solar Power for Villages” and “DIY Solar System for Dummies”.
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