Solution for battery charging by providing an optimum angle of solar panel during monsoon season

During the west monsoon, traditional fishers do not dare go to the sea due to storms and their families live depends on the result of fishing’s trap in “bagan” not too far from the shoreline. This fishing’s trap is equipped by a lighting’s system to attract plankton to move towards, where the movement of plankton will be followed by small fish. This eventually triggers the big fish to move towards the lights to devour the smaller fish which they end up on the trap area in bagan. A lighting’s system of fishing’s trap uses a solar energy to replace kerosene or diesel oil as a source of energy that was flammable and prone to spills, but this power energy is vulnerable to the rain. During a rainy day, the presence of water’s layer on the top of solar panel cause baterry to fail to charge which result in absence of lighting in bagan. This article describes an optimization solution for battery charging by providing an optimum angle of solar panel that reduce a waterlogged_layer and increase sun’s radiation. The solar panel with 10_degree inclination’s angle to the west relative to a horizontal plane has an optimum performance.