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The REDARC 27W Amorphous Solar Blanket offers the latest in solar technology in a light weight, conveniently sized package.
These thin film, amorphous type solar cells are designed to provide high efficiency, particularly at high ambient temperatures.
These panels are backed with vinyl to protect against wear and tear making them suitable for marine, off-road and outback conditions. They are completely flexible and are designed to lay completely flat for easy storage.
This 27W REDARC Amorphous Solar Blanket now comes with a FREE 5m regular to panel cable with every order!
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What is the difference between amorphous and crystalline silicon panels?
Amorphous type solar technology uses Silicon in a non-crystalline, random form. It can be deposited onto many different substrates to give effects like flexibility for use in different applications. Amorphous type solar technology falls under the 'thin-film' category of solar modules. Amorphous type solar panels have a typical efficiency of around 6-7%.
Crystalline silicon type solar technology refers to moncrystalline and polycrystalline panels. These panels are created from silicon in a tetrahedral lattice type structure. This structure give crystalline silicon type solar modules a higher efficiency per square meter than amorphous type modules.
The REDARC range of solar blankets allows you to get away from traditional camp sites and harness free power from the sun to charge your battery. Find out what size blanket you need
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For more information on Solar power and dual battery set-ups, listen to Steve Moore from REDARC talking to Andrew Kennedy from Australia on Track
For reviews on REDARC's range of portable solar panels, watch the below videos.
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Talking solar with REDARC
Danny Bosch Solar Blanket Review
REDARC keeping All 4 Adventure off-road and powered up
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4WD Touring Australia's Carlisle Rogers talks solar technology with Scott Montgomery
REDARC Solar blankets transform 4WD Touring Australia's trips
