Recent content by kflo01

This box looks promising and what I would be lookin for. Question should i get the 150a 24v battery or the 300a 12v battery one? For my one bedroom apartment I would need about 2.8 kwh of battery space. My fridge being 12v at 5 watts is the highest voltage item i would be using.

Understood. What I do know is that battery is a terrible choice. I seethwy make mini 100a batteries. I thinknull go that route to maximize my footprint since I am in a small apartment.

That sucks for how much that battery cost. Not going that route. Any suggestions on a different battery?

Your right. I found a watt to watt hour converter. It looks to be nearly 3kwH. I would need 600 watt in panels but the unit can only handle 200 watts so it looks like I would never be able to supply more power to it than its using.

So I found out roughly what I need. First I looked at my electric bill. I aversge around 1 7kwh a day in my One bedroom apartment. But that includes central air, ele truck hot water heater, electric stove & oven and my Gaming desktop with 800watt power supply and fridge. Oh forgot to add my CPAP...

ok gotcha i'll settle for cooking on my Coleman 2 burner propane stove then. stove is out. i checked my refrigerator and it is 115V says it using .9 kWh every 24 hours.

budget atm is probably around 1500-2000

current goal is to power my refrigerator in my one bedroom apartment then power my electric stove as needed. Then if/when i ever buy a home be able to enlarge it over time but for now just to power my fridge and maybe a fan, i have central air and my windows i can't put a window unit in so...

my first venture into solar didn't go well. I purchased an Allpowers 300w solar generator and 100w panel. Over the course of two years i used it twice and it died. Yesterday i purchased a Bluetti EB70s (plan on using the panel i purchased with my old Allpowers.) But now i want something...

The Dollar Budget would be around $1000-$1200 max. If that could do it, then I would be happy. If not, if I could expand the system over time to get to where I want to be, that would be the perfect setup. I understand that at some point if I expand it, it will no longer be...

Ok thanks for that.

About 2 years ago, I purchased an Allpowers 300-watt solar generator along with one of their 100-watt foldable panels. Well, the generator died in less than three uses over the course of 2 years. I was looking at this time purchasing a 700 or 1000-watt from a different manufacturer, but now...