This system is designed for small cottages or camps. The added battery storage will provide a decent amount of power and the 2 large solar panels will provide adequate charging. The inverter/charger can be connected to a generator for extended stays at the cottage or for when the weather is bad and the solar can’t keep up. This system can be expanded by adding additional panels and charge controllers. This system is a step up into a larger, more robust system with a lot of functionality and options.
This was designed for:
Small Fridge (weekends only)
Lights
Fans
Small TV’s (once and a while)
Computers, cell phones, personal devices
Radio
Light power tools
And more…
This system will provide power to a wide range of applications; HOWEVER, you will need to keep track of your electrical usage. The batteries will not last forever, so you will need to get to know the system and how long the batteries last.
For cottagers who are used to having limited power, this will be a major upgrade. For those who expect this to power all their appliances all day and night, you will be disappointed.
This system will charge your essential devices, run a few small appliances and allow you to enjoy a nice evening with lights, watch a movie and run a fan. As with all solar installation, these panels should be installed in full sun, all day long. Any amount of shade will impact the overall system performance.
Read the battery manuals to ensure maintenance is kept up, and to ensure maximum battery life.
Includes:
2 * 500W solar panel
2 * 50ft RPVU 90 #10 wire, red and black with MC4 Crimped ends.
Midnight breaker box
1 * 20A breaker
1* 50A breaker
Victron 100/50 MPPT charge controller
Victron Multiplus 24/3000/70-50 120V inverte/charger
#4 inverter Cables. Pair
2 * 10ft RPVU 90 #10 wire, red and black with no ends
4* Rolls 6V 550ahr batteries in series for 24V = 13.2kW (do not discharge past 50%)
Mounting/racking for the solar panel
Warning* This equipment contains live electricity! Extreme caution should be used when handling the equipment and making connections! All work should be done by a qualified technician or licensed electrician. IES does not claim or warrant that these procedures are safe and or considered code compliant.
This system is designed for small cottages or camps. The added battery storage will provide a decent amount of power and the 2 large solar panels will provide adequate charging. The inverter/charger can be connected to a generator for extended stays at the cottage or for when the weather is bad and the solar can’t keep up. This system can be expanded by adding additional panels and charge controllers. This system is a step up into a larger, more robust system with a lot of functionality and options.
This was designed for:
Small Fridge (weekends only)
Lights
Fans
Small TV’s (once and a while)
Computers, cell phones, personal devices
Radio
Light power tools
And more…
This system will provide power to a wide range of applications; HOWEVER, you will need to keep track of your electrical usage. The batteries will not last forever, so you will need to get to know the system and how long the batteries last.
For cottagers who are used to having limited power, this will be a major upgrade. For those who expect this to power all their appliances all day and night, you will be disappointed.
This system will charge your essential devices, run a few small appliances and allow you to enjoy a nice evening with lights, watch a movie and run a fan. As with all solar installation, these panels should be installed in full sun, all day long. Any amount of shade will impact the overall system performance.
Read the battery manuals to ensure maintenance is kept up, and to ensure maximum battery life.
Includes:
2 * 500W solar panel
2 * 50ft RPVU 90 #10 wire, red and black with MC4 Crimped ends.
Midnight breaker box
1 * 20A breaker
1* 50A breaker
Victron 100/50 MPPT charge controller
Victron Multiplus 24/3000/70-50 120V inverte/charger
#4 inverter Cables. Pair
2 * 10ft RPVU 90 #10 wire, red and black with no ends
4* Rolls 6V 550ahr batteries in series for 24V = 13.2kW (do not discharge past 50%)
Mounting/racking for the solar panel
Warning* This equipment contains live electricity! Extreme caution should be used when handling the equipment and making connections! All work should be done by a qualified technician or licensed electrician. IES does not claim or warrant that these procedures are safe and or considered code compliant.
