Beene Brothers Solar

They made it. Check out our listings for the new panels we have in stock.

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Getting ready for something new in the warehouse. It’s coming soon

Ellie is helping hold down the fort in the warehouse today as we prep and get shipments ready to go. If you come see us she would love to be petted she loves everyone.

Busy day in the warehouse today we are so very thankful for each order we receive.

Stay cool out there and let that sun power your day.

I was out troubleshooting this system and forgot to leave the pv switch on. Realized it on my drive home Saturday and decided to just leave it as it has 100kwh of storage so I wasn't going to fret over it. Looks like it'd go about 2 weeks without a charge at this rate, would plummet with a cold snap as the heat pump fired on to keep the trailer at 65 though.

Have a few more of these QCells 395w pallets than I need in the warehouse. Doing $250 off each pallet of 29pcs if anyone wants some good panels. We still have a few days left where we could get delivery done before the end of the year. They are new panels but sat outside for a bit so there is some cardboard residue on most. We've re-stacked on edge for shipping as we've found that to end up with the least amount of damage in transit.

Coupon code "qcells"

https://beenebrothers.com/product/29pc-pallet-395w-q-peak-duo-l-g7-3/

Organization day at the warehouse. We’ve had a slight lull as we just caught up on orders but more solar panels are arriving soon that we need to make sure we have room for!

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The power I get (actual / rated) from my solar array when it's foggy here on a chilly Saturday morning in Mansfield, TX. These 12 panels are 395w mono-facial on the first row and 390w bi facial on the back two rows.

The bi facial panels must be too close to the ground for any bi-facial gain, which is too bad.

Ya know when the lead acid battery in the forklift has given up it’s amazing how a battery it took an hour to put together can step in and save the day. So far haven’t melted the jumper cables but it’ll get a more permanent setup…when things calm down. It’s out at the new building-in-progress getting charged with a solar panel for when we need it.

I’m thinking used ballasted flat roof racking could work great for inexpensive ground mounts. These don’t have the ballast setup since I like living on the edge.