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Inergy Kodiak Apex with Linx Panels - Initial Review | Linx 100 solar panel
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Inergy Kodiak Apex with Linx Panels - Initial Review | Linx 100 solar panel
📅 June 29, 2019⏱️ 20:49
Initial review on the Inergy Kodiak Apex with Line 100 Solar panels.
This video is not sponsored by anyone.
I preordered the Kodiak Apex with 3x Linx panels. I believe it was the Silver kit.
Kodiak is good for what it is. A bit pricey, but well built. It is over marketed and hyped as mentioned in the video. The unit as-is is only really a 550 watt inverter due to the battery limitation.
Solar panel performance is average at best, not sure it's worth the cost. The only real benefit of the Linx panels are their portability. Connections and connecters could be better/different.
Get the 30A (RV type) plug adapter to normal house hold type adapter here:
https://amzn.to/2XbRhBg
All in all it's a good kit. Would I do it again, probably not.
What you really need to pair this kit with is the EGO Nexus Power Station. If you could pair this and the Nexus Power station, it would be a great combo, probably the best, but would be outrageously expensive.
Linx Panel Specs
Solar Capacity: 100 Watts
Cell Type: Monocrystaline
Semi Flexible: Flex up to 30 degrees - ETFE Lamination
Voltage at Max Power: (Vm) 17.6V
Current at Max Power: (lm) 5.68A
Dimensions: 26" W x 40" H x .75" D
Weight: 8 lbs.
Connection Type: EC8
Pre-drilled holes in each corner with brass grommets for fast mounting and securing
Chainable for multiple panels (up to 5)
Hope this video has helped someone out.