Suppose you have a MPPT charging controller in the 12V 100AH lithium battery and departure cabin. Solar panels that need to be charged from 100 % DOD on the same day.
To find the required size panel, enter the following size in the computer.
Battery voltage (V): 12
Battery amplifier time (AH): 100
Battery type: Lithium (LIFEPO4)
Battery emissions depth (DOD): 100 %
Sun charging controller type: MPPT
The required charging time (peak date and time): 15
After all, using the MPPT charging controller to charge the 12V 100AH lithium (Lifepo4) battery in the 15 peaks of the sun, it requires 110 watts of solar panels.
| Charge Time | Charge Controller Type | Estimated Solar Panel Size |
| 5 peak sun hours | MPPT | 610 watts |
| 10 peak sun hours | MPPT | 300 watts |
| 15 peak sun hours | MPPT | 200 watts |
| 20 peak sun hours | MPPT | 150 watts |
| 25 peak sun hours | MPPT | 130 watts |
| 5 peak sun hours | PWM | 760 watts |
| 10 peak sun hours | PWM | 380 watts |
| 15 peak sun hours | PWM | 250 watts |
| 20 peak sun hours | PWM | 190 watts |
| 25 peak sun hours | PWM | 150 watts |
Using an MPPT charging controller, a solar panel with about 610 watts is required to charge the 24V 100Ah lithium battery from 100 % emissions with 5 peak sunbathing.
To charge a 24V 100Ah lithium battery from 100 % emission in 5 peak sun time with a PWM charging controller, a solar panel with about 760 watts is required.