https://www.migilife.com/collections...ny-cooling-ace
Sounds too good to be true? Well 1 out of 1 qualified physicists thinks that it isn't true and that you should never give money to sellers of bogus products like that one.
Thank you for sharing, not something I have come across before so not really familiar if it would help towards energy saving. Has anyone tried any of the products before?
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On the air conditioner replacement which I linked to, I'm sure without trying it that we have an example of a bogus product to avoid. The people in the advert pictures look happy with it. Don't be fooled.
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I'm a great fan of solar panels, but Not when they are being miss-sold like this one is.
After doing what physicists do, which is mainly looking at the size of it, I think you could get a reasonable 10 or 20 Watts top-up charger for a car battery from this, and nothing more. Because there are blatent lies about the max power and Amps in the specification table, I have no confidence in the claimed efficiency, and no idea whether you'd get a part which could be used outdoors for any longer than one summer. Buy these at your own risk if you need a 10 Watt 12 Volt solar panel and be cautious about headline titles.
Notice the inconsistency - the title says polycrystalline and the spec table says Monocrystalline Silicon. What I think goes on here is that we no not say wa country headline generating computer trawls the records to find phrases numbers and photos like those found in adverts of products which people have bought and liked. Then it churns out a similar headline and advert for a cheaper product, in this case a one square foot solar panel advertised for power which should need about 30 square foot. Your best defence is to ask somebody who has at least bought and tested a real one, and never give money to mainly-deceitful adverts like that one.
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Thank you for the update, have you come across anyone that has purchased anything and provided any feedback? Would be interesting to know how they got on with the products and if they lasted. 😊
Thank you for asking. No I don't know enough people. With that last solar panel, it wasn't the build quality which worried me. It was a couple of blatent lies in the Amps Watts and %efficiency claimed and some obvious borrowing of somebody else's specifications table. With a Definitely Bad like that one, don't buy it to test. That one is certain to fall far short of the headline performance numbers.
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