Running A/C on solar.
I want to do a solar setup on my new TT. One big enough to run the A/C. I'm thinking of getting an inverter big enough to run the A/C, and just running the shore power cable to it when I'm camping...
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I don't think it is about "cutting off your nose to spite your face". Maybe it's about finding a solution to a problem. If you are lucky enough to have a small space to cool, such as a bedroom that can be closed off or a living area, the use of a smaller more efficient window unit or highwall unit would do best.
In extremely hot situations, you would be happy to fall asleep with the air on and later in the wee hours or early morning open things back up.
A friend cooled a Chalet A-frame with three 220 amp batteries and a small 5000 watt a/c during the night.
Let's think out of the box for a solution to a problem that all of us who use solar and boondock would love to find an answer too. There are many ideas and videos on the internet of people who actually do it.
In extremely hot situations, you would be happy to fall asleep with the air on and later in the wee hours or early morning open things back up.
A friend cooled a Chalet A-frame with three 220 amp batteries and a small 5000 watt a/c during the night.
Let's think out of the box for a solution to a problem that all of us who use solar and boondock would love to find an answer too. There are many ideas and videos on the internet of people who actually do it.
