Question about EcoFlow Delta (International)

Take a look at this page:
https://www.amumot-shop.de/ratgeber...
According to the information there, the parallel circuit is the ideal circuit for solar panels of different power. Obviously, the panels must have the same voltage.
- Check whether your two solar panels have the same output voltage.
- Parallel connection requires that the solar panels are always completely exposed to the sun. As soon as part of the cell is shaded, the voltage drops and the EcoFlow cannot absorb the energy of the partially shaded panel. (As soon as the voltage drops below 10V
- the EcoFlow Delta can only accept 10-65V and max 10A. This means that your solar panels must deliver an output voltage somewhere between 36V or 65V at Pmax, otherwise the generated current (power = voltage x current) will exceed the maximum permissible 10A. (160W +180W=340W =36V x 9.44A, i.e. at max 10A the voltage must not be below 34V, otherwise your panels will never be able to deliver their rated power, or the current will be too high and the EcoFlow will not work or will be damaged).