12v? 24v? 36...48v????
I'm very near to picking up a new travel trailer that I intend to pack with solar and LiFePO4 batteries. It's a 30A 120VAC RV. I understand the electrical wiring advantages of the higher DC voltage ...
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pianotuna wrote:Cptnvideo wrote:
True, Don. But all DC components in a RV are 12 VDC to start with.
So power all the 12 volt loads from the converter, and power the converter from the inverter.
Or get a 40 amp output (on the 12 volt side) 48 volt dc to 12 volt dc box. Renogy makes one for under 200
It I were going Li, I'd consider this unit (or something similar):
48V 230Ah 11.7Kwh LiFePO4 Server Rack Battery
SKU: OP48V230 $3,300.00
https://www.opsolarbattery.com//product-page/48V200AH?utm_campaign=08da4453-007b-4130-b9b1-bac79ecfc523&utm_source=so&utm_medium=mail&cid=1987e189-3977-48cd-883e-0f8c4cdf22b7
And it gets better….only 3300 bucks? Where do I sign up for this deal? Lol
What the heck are you smokin up there?
This thread is like all the ones where “you should buy a Tesla, it’ll save the earth, save you money and rub yer ballz all at the same time…”. While driving your 2003 Honda accord with faded headlights, a whiskey dent and an oil leak… preaching the words of Lord EV!
Hahahaha
I mean EVs are more than 12v, so it makes sense, right?
