Is this a regular 12V system? Also, is there anything that I would need for a complete systein addition to what is in this kit excluding the inverter?
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Dear customer, this system can work with either 12volts or 24volts battery. Besides battery and inverter, this kit is complete.
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I just ordered the kit and it has not yet arrived so I'm not sure if it comes with the tray cable which connects the MPPT charge controller to the battery. However, the tray cable is not listed in the kit description as being included. Plus, if your inverter does not come with a heavy duty battery cable, you will need that as well to connect from battery to inverter.
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Yes I did. I needed all the cables between individual batteries. The only ones that were included were the cables that run from the batteries to the Inverter. The batteries that I bought had screw posts that included the nuts and washers. Also not included were the 30 amp fuses. you need one before and after the battery controller on the positive line plus an 150 amp fuse between the batteries and the inverter on each positive line. hope that helps!
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The inverter requires a 12v source it does not have a rechargeable battery in it. You could bring along a 12v battery and use that as a power source, but pulling 1200 watts from a battery is 100 amps, so it would drain a smaller sized battery in minutes if not less.
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the power supply is for the rotator and signal booster is likely 12v but not possitive of that. It is a transformoer that runs off 110v
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Hey Edwars O. Not sure. What type/sort of system are you putting together? 6V 12V? What are you needing to run, and for how long? What are your energy needs? I can't answer your question my friend without more info. I personally use the 400 watt system with another 100 watt panel. I match my batt bank so every 100 watt of solar for 100Ah of storage. Yes, it is over kill for just myself! I'm still in the learning processes if you will. The panels that come with this kit have zero issues with charging the batteries on cloudy days. I'm very happy with this basic system so far!!
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There are 2 type of inverter. 24v and 48v. You can not use 48V for 24V system there is no setting. You have to buy the right one for your system.
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I think it is all solid circuitry, without fuses. I had a lot of trouble with this system, and returned it.
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If yours did not come with the Sunny Switching Adapter then you have to get the step down converter. But if you ar going to get an adapter please match it up with the output volt and amp, +12V & 2.0A.
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Yes, I did that here and used the four 12-inch modules in the kit, and later bought a separate 6-inch. Same voltage and there is enough wattage on power supply to handle that - it works just fine.
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thank you all for your response. I now understand what I need, at least 8 amps power supply ...enjoy your weekend!!!! :_)
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I only wish I knew.It just runs on a regular current....I do not know what an inverter is. I sure do like mine under my desk.
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we bought that kit the inverterwas too small for what we needed to do we bought the 6000 it does a great job we are running for 100 watt solar panel 6 /6 volt batterywe run it from 12 o'clock in the afternoon 2 ,1 o'clock in the morning then we lost power we are living in a 40 foot trailer we plan on adding a 900 wind generator and 6 more batteries that should do the trick but the 1500 watt inverter just wasn't enough hope this was help
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12 or 24 or 48 Volt so I would suggest reconfigure system to use Morn TS-45. Might Also consider MidNite Solar Kidd, same setup.For 60V maybe have to go Outback.
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You'll need apower inserter & a 8-way switch asdepicted here if it works. http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NTA0WDk5OA==/z/niwAAMXQm7FR6qzq/$T2eC16J,!yUE9s6NEGyfBR6qzqT-Kw~~60_57.JPG
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You would need a 12v power converter and a 12v inverter and you'll have the modified sinewave (60hz)
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No, connect it to your 12v Battery that powers your invertor. I use this on mine it works amazing!
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120v is all I know of 240 would be too much electricity for this small stereo system