Solar Panels
Hi, I'm interested in installing Solar Panels on my 1998 Holiday Rambler Endeavor soon. I'm wondering if this Solar Kit a great price and way to start my sustainable journey and also what will it ...
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Hi,
I suggest you look around for a different installer and a different brand of panel.
Here are 120 watt panels for $114 each: 120 watts
This firm also sells many other panels, so search a bit on their web site.
You won't be running a 2k inverter very long on 4 six volt batteries. They suffer far more from voltage drop than 12 volt jars.
The trace c-40 was once state of the art. Now you would be much better off with a more modern product such as the Tristar 45 amp.
I suggest you look around for a different installer and a different brand of panel.
Here are 120 watt panels for $114 each: 120 watts
This firm also sells many other panels, so search a bit on their web site.
You won't be running a 2k inverter very long on 4 six volt batteries. They suffer far more from voltage drop than 12 volt jars.
The trace c-40 was once state of the art. Now you would be much better off with a more modern product such as the Tristar 45 amp.
1BryNelson wrote:
So as I've said in past been looking, researching this RV solar. This is what I'm going to do. 1st, 12v system, 24 volt waste money on rv, they are meant for residential sending power back to electrical grid. 4 6volt batteries and 4 160 watt panels. Magnus MS2012 2,000 pure sine inverter, Magnus remote MARC50 remote, magnus battery maintain kit, Trace C40 Controller, 4 Carmanah 160 watt solar panels. Tilt-able solar panel brackets (45°). On something like this I'm not DIY. So total with installation is $4163.
