Understanding Solar
Okay, will target those with 5th wheels and using solar to help with off Grid camping. I have looked at the Renogy Portable suit case and that is a 100 watt system. I was thinking of getting 200 watts...
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markjschuttler.2016 wrote:
Thank you everyone for the help of understanding Solar.. I am going to have to do my Homework... I guess for now, I will use a little solar to just top off my Batteries and use my Generator when I really need to run the big stuff, AC, water Heater, furnace... Thanks again....
You can run your water heater on propane as it uses very little electricity that way.
The furnace uses propane for heat and 12V to run the fan. So you can use the furnace, but you have to be aware of how much battery power it consumes. The furnace fan does consume a fair amount of electricity (Amps) when it is running.
Have fun learning about solar power, batteries and your 12V systems.
Ed
