Recent content by litleboy

Hello, I've watched numerous videos trying to determine if what I'm looking for even exists or what feature name to search for. I aim to connect equipment (like a refrigerator or small AC unit) to a solar power station, which is connected to both the grid and solar power sources. I want the...

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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Jackery-Solar-Generator-500-518Wh-Outdoor-Solar-Generator-Mobile-Lithium-Battery-Pack-with-Solar-Saga-100-for-Road-Trip-Camping-Outdoor-Adventure/2630745033

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Have you guys seen the specials today? is any one a really good deal? Thanks

Right, I was just referring to the general diagram, and not the values. Like I mentioned, Im planning to run the equipment for few weeks first and then design the system to fit. Thanks

So I guess the options are: 1-Typical setup 2-All in one 3-portable solar generator right?

Excellent I had that concern but couldn't find a simple explanation. How can I calculate the smallest battery setup to make it work? btw, I'm planning to run the equipment for weeks on the grid and constantly measure power requirements to plan the equipment accordingly. Thanks again.

Im getting a mirage 12v 8A mini split inverter unit. Thinking to run it on solar to offset my old AC central equipment. scale it in the future to have one on each bedroom. I cant find information if I can connect the solar panels directly to the inverter. any help is much appreciated.

I couldn't find the rules, can you help me with a link? thanks

What did you do? I'm planning on the near future to travel to PHX to pickup panels on rented or borrowed truck.

Has anyone done a system in Vegas using a licensed electrician but not a licensed solar contractor?

I see it has the function of combining two sources, I wonder why is not designated as a hybrid.

Thanks for the help, I did a little bit of YT research, I'm under the impression that only "hybrid" inverters combine different sources of power, the rest only switch between sources.

I have a basic questions, can SOLAR and GRID be used at the same time? can both be working simultaneously, say, I have just a few panels and planning to keep adding until one day it's all solar, but in the mean time, can the extra power needed be pulled from the grid? Thanks