Would one of these be appropriate for holding a couple of deep cycle batteries, with a solar panel system?
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Probably. Idk what would classify it as "appropriate" or not, but it would fit them.
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I would think so. I won't say a definite yes, but even with 27 group batteries. You would have to stack them. If you got the long one or the next size bigger you wouldn't have to stack em.
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The quick and easy answer is, Yes, it should work for that, the only thing I haven't tested with it is how it will react to loss of source voltage. You'll just have to be sure to set up the output voltage limit to the proper value for the 36 volt battery (41.4V or so for lead acid). I would also set the current limit to a value that would not overload the solar cells in normal lighting conditions.
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Two AA batteries are located behind the solar panel. The four outer screws must be removed for access.
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Hmmm... I would not know as I have never worked one of those. If the battery housing dimension are the same, and voltage / amperage are comparable, then maybe.
1220610
Yes, I believe that would be possible as long as you were able to attach it in a way that kept the solar panels oriented up and toward the sun. Strap it to the top of you helmet for example.
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The solar panel needs a good charge controller and battery. If you have that covered, I would say it could run that gear easily.
2019336
I don't think so. It's a very tight/form fit for a battery. I just check and I suppose you could slip one in? There's no slot for one though.
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Yes, this SunSaver unit will more than handle that job, and its durability is stellar. My company uses them at hundreds of sites all over the western U.S. to keep 12-volt car batteries charged to power remote computer equipment. I highly recommend Morningstar Sunsaver chargers.
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Yes. I use it to keep a small scissor lift battery powered up. stays plugged in 24 /7.
1039746
I have 14 115ah deep cycle batteries powering a small off grid house. On a sunny day the solar system will fully charge the batteries. I will soon be adding a 400 watt wind turbine to help on cloudy days.
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I would go to Costco and buy a deep cycle marine battery for your application if you have room for it.
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I was not aware of one and I hooked it up without breaking it.If you have a panel in the sun however, I would think that hooking up the batteries and any accessories first would be the right thing to do, followed by the panels connection
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Yes. For optimal battery charging, the solar cell should face south. But it would probably work just fine in a sunny place. It can be mounted with the solar cell and the display as one piece, or they can be separated. I used tie wraps to attach it to a small tree but you could use screws or double sided foam tape to put it on a mailbox.
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You can connect at least 8 solar panels of 100watts each and I have 15 deep cycle batteries on that. You need cables mostly and maybe some safety fuses if you want.
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this is a small solar panel, it will keep a 12volt car battery charged, I use mine for a 12 volt winch for a boat hoist. you could get a inverter to connect to the battery for 110volt lights.
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That will work just fine. Just make sure your solar controller is rated for at least 10 amps and preferably 15 amps just to be safe.
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I would think so, as long as you used a low voltage timer. The battery is within the solar panel, so you could put a timer between the light and the panel. and just leave the light switch on, at the light. good luck !