Is my little RV 4 panel set up considered 2s3p?

I have (2) 12 volt 160s and (2) 24 volt 200s. The 160s are series’d as one, and the 200s are in parallel. Combining the 3 individually fused positives and also branching together the negatives into the 6 gauge wire dropping down to the 100/50. The panels play well together as the Vmps are remarkably close.

I just don’t see the term 2s3p used much, and I don’t want to sound any less educated than I already am when explaining my set up to other campers.

Thank you

Juniper said:

The 160s are series’d as one, and the 200s are in parallel.

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2S3P has a different meaning.
As for what you have i'd say 2S in parallel with 2P.

MisterSandals said:

2S3P has a different meaning.
As for what you have i'd say 2S in parallel with 2P.

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Ok, it didn’t sound quite right, just didn’t know.
Thank you for that!

Perhaps (1/2)S3P, or 2s3P with the lower case "s" designating 2 lower wattage panels in series. I run several odd panel setups myself and there is no simple shorthand designation approved by the Solar High Command.