Burning Man Off-Grid Mobile Power Wagon

I would like to introduce to you a brand new solar package, created by the fine employees of Sierra Solar Systems that will give you the ability to create power wherever you go. This package will roll into a vehicle and provide lasting power for small appliances and lights. For just under $3,200 you can pick up our robust Solar Power Wagon with 2 Evergreen 210 watt solar panels (420 watts total), a Tri-Star 45 amp charge controller, 2 L-16 Batteries, a 600 watt pure sine wave inverter with AC power outlets, all necessary fusing and wiring installed and ready to go on a heavy duty wagon that can be pulled around wherever power is needed.

All of the components on this cart have a typical lifespan of at least 5 years. The panels can be expected to produce elecricity for 40.

The specific components can be changed a bit to fit specific needs, like if somebody wants to use power tools they would need a 2,000 watt inverter. More solar panels can be added if need be or different batteries. Bottom line is that we will build this cart for you and offer it at an amazing price. Considering what it will do for you, $3,200 is a small price to pay.

We designed this mobile power system for us folks heading to Burning Man, we like having lights and music at night but without the generator noise and gasoline. If you are heading through the Sacramento area on your way to the Playa we are on the way, just call with your order and we will have your Off-Grid solar power system ready to be wheeled in to your vehicle! The number is (530) 273-6754 or contact us through the website. Here is to Power Independence!!!!

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[Jackleofbabble]

As far as I have seen Trojans are second only to one other brand in the same class, L-16s. The other Brand is Rolls/Surrette, and they are a little bit more expensive. With batteries, you get what you pay for though. There are many options depending on the particular situation.

[yayaman57]

What kind of luck have you been having with those Trojan batteries? Do you recommend them over everything else out there?