Ground Mount Solar: Rails and Panels

Building up my ground mount array with the IronRidge racking system and Solar World solar panels.
Previous Ground Mount Project: • Off-Grid Solar Panel G...
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[@charlesvincett84]

Wattage for the cottage...😊

[@Bouje-Prepper]

Looking good Batman! 👍🏾

[@HomesteadEngineering]

Thanks!

[@PreppingWithSarge]

Looking good! 🌞

[@dangoras9152]

Looks awesome brother.. Way better than on the roof.... Keep it up

[@HomesteadEngineering]

Thanks! Will do!

[@MosaicHomestead]

Looks really good, great job

[@HomesteadEngineering]

Thanks!

[@ChrisDIYerOklahoma]

That's a monster! 36 total panels (24 + 12). Are those 380w panels? If so, looks like 13,600w arrays. Eight hours of direct sun = 109 kWh. Or am I wrong? Either way...one sweet build.

[@HomesteadEngineering]

Hey Chris, 24x345W panels and 12x370W panels for a total of 12,720Watts. The 24 panels are over 7 years old so I am getting about 11,000 watts on a sunny day for about 5-6 hrs in January. So yesterday I actually used 56kWh in the house and the system was 100% charged for about 1hr toward the end of the sun so I would guess that I could have pulled a max of about 60kWh's. The array is performing MUCH better on the ground than it did on the roof for sure. Thanks!