Hello Wrenches,
A small town wants to put a kiosk in a park with a video display. It
would be great to power this with a 60 cell, 255 W module and charge
a 12 V battery. Morningstar has a product that would do this, but it
will only pass through 200 W.
Is there a new product on the market th
Hi Drake,
A Midnite Kid should do that.
Thanks
On Thu, Jun 19, 2014 at 7:30 AM, Drake wrote:
> Hello Wrenches,
>
> A small town wants to put a kiosk in a park with a video display. It would
> be great to power this with a 60 cell, 255 W module and charge a 12 V
> battery. Morningstar has a p
Hey Drake,
We're finding that the small systems are cheaper if you use a 72 cell
module, then a simple PWM charge controller with 24v battery and the
smallest 24v inverter you can find, samlex makes a 300w 24v sine wave
inverter for about $160. That combo can often come in lower than using a
sp
Very nice Jason!
I’ll certainly take a look at that plugin. I should mention the 2hr sketch was
including the detailed roof measurements and placement of all the roof
obstructions. I’m not as fast as you still, as the simple best case layout
would still have taken me the better part of 45min
I think he offers a free version of Instant Roofs that has reduced features
and fewer roof pitch options. I used to do it the old school way, and my
jaw hit the floor when I tried the plugin. It takes a bit of tinkering, but
once you understand how it works you can deal with varying beam heights,
g
Look into the BZ Products MPPT 500.
Bob-O
On Jun 19, 2014, at 6:30 AM, Drake wrote:
Hello Wrenches,
A small town wants to put a kiosk in a park with a video display. It would be
great to power this with a 60 cell, 255 W module and charge a 12 V battery.
Morningstar has a product that would d
To those who have used the suction cups to help with handling these mods, did
you purchase or rent the suction cups?
Any insights to share regarding your choices?
I have a 19kw vertical wall install coming up in a couple weeks.
benn
> On Jun 13, 2014, at 1:42 PM, Corey Shalanski
> wrote:
>
This is the brand I have. I have used them for silicon energy modules as well.
My old man is a carpenter and does a lot of commercial entrance doors and
commercial window setting he has a different brand, but he uses 8" suction as
well.
https://www.google.com/shopping/product/1637173337912862
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