I did a large service job on a mobile stage/ solar power system
trailer. I can tell you lots of things _not_ to do. solid wire.
vented inverter where truck spray gets in, no grommets where power
cables go thru AL plating, etc. It's a little bigger than what you're
proposing.
1.8Kw of unisolar and 1 VFX 3648 inverter.
it was the armadillo stage shown here:
http://www.sustainablewaves.com/ourequipment.html
I did feel pretty good about getting the call Sat 7PM, and having 2 new
sealed FX 3648's in and the guys on the road by 3:00 Monday AM.
for your system I would go larger than a 1KW inverter, at least a
outback or Magnum for larger power draws. others can weigh in, but I'm
not thrilled about any of the smaller battery based inverter offerings
out there. Are prosines still made? you will want a sine wave inverter
for the good power quality.
Just $.02 from a hot water guy.
Karl
Peter Parrish wrote:
We are designing a "Mobile Solar Power Center" to power Eco-Events and the
like in Southern California. We will have 1,600 Wp of solar panels, 6 kWh of
24 V AGM battery backup and a 1kW / 120 VAC inverter. I am designing the
system from scratch, and I wondered if anyone else out there has put
together a similar system and was inclined to share notes. When I'm finished
I'd be glad to do the same.
One stumbling block I have right now, is to find a DC rated 70A in-line
fuse, to put between the battery bank and the input to the inverter. 70A may
seem an odd value, but it is the best choice for the surge rating of the
inverter I'll be using (Xantrex Prosine 1000). Does anyone have a source for
DC-rated in-line fuses?
Thanks in advance, -Peter
Peter T. Parrish, President
California Solar Engineering, Inc.
820 Cynthia Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90065
Ph 323-258-8883, Mobile 323-839-6108, Fax 323-258-8885
CA Lic. 854779, NABCEP Cert. 031806-26
peter.parr...@calsolareng.com
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