@X4SerioX4ese... "A lot" is a loose term. In Liberia where the grid fails everyday for a few hours, or in this case past where the power lines go 4.175 is a lot. At your house that would only run your air conditioner for 5 hours (solar only daily). Also your solar daily production average is probably less than Liberia.
Most kits we sell now are in increments of 1kW (5, 220W+ panels) for around $6K with mounting racks, combiner, cables, breakers & MPPT charge control.
It was outfitted with a BlueSky 50A MPPT charge controller for easy solar panel expansion. The battery bank utilizes 8, 220A/hr Concorde brand AGM bateries, and can be expanded. The fully charged battery bank would provide 500W of AC power for about 16 hours after calculating inverter inefficiency @ 10% at a 80% depth of discharge.
I despise WalMart batteries too, they are just our test batteries for 12 or 24VDC systems, but they are full of sunshine.
The system will go to Liberia which has about 4.5-5.5 peak solar hours per day. The system is off grid using 4, 175W MonoCrystalline SolarWorld panels producing about 3.5 kWh per day.
@X4SerioX4ese... "A lot" is a loose term. In Liberia where the grid fails everyday for a few hours, or in this case past where the power lines go 4.175 is a lot. At your house that would only run your air conditioner for 5 hours (solar only daily). Also your solar daily production average is probably less than Liberia.
Most kits we sell now are in increments of 1kW (5, 220W+ panels) for around $6K with mounting racks, combiner, cables, breakers & MPPT charge control.
theoriginalswendaddy 1 year ago
It was outfitted with a BlueSky 50A MPPT charge controller for easy solar panel expansion. The battery bank utilizes 8, 220A/hr Concorde brand AGM bateries, and can be expanded. The fully charged battery bank would provide 500W of AC power for about 16 hours after calculating inverter inefficiency @ 10% at a 80% depth of discharge.
theoriginalswendaddy 3 years ago
Thanks Flir..
I despise WalMart batteries too, they are just our test batteries for 12 or 24VDC systems, but they are full of sunshine.
The system will go to Liberia which has about 4.5-5.5 peak solar hours per day. The system is off grid using 4, 175W MonoCrystalline SolarWorld panels producing about 3.5 kWh per day.
theoriginalswendaddy 3 years ago
@theoriginalswendaddy is 3.5 kWh a lot?
X4SerioX4ese 1 year ago
very nice setup good job!!, I was about to saw 2 walmart batteries for that huge inverter, then I saw the battery bank...
what kind of panels,wattage,etc and how long will that battery bank last for their needs
flir67 3 years ago