will work for a solar battery bank
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I honestly do not know for sure. But I would say that you would want a deep cycle battery (one that can be run out of electricity repeatedly without damage) and this is not a deep cycle battery.
1981703
If the battery can be recharged for running a cordless lawn mower, I see no reason why it couldn't serve in the way you mention.
1981704
I am not sure. I bought it for a Generac Generator with electric start. Sorry.
1981705
Yes as it is still recharged the same its just pulling the energy from another source
2252265
If your solar setup is designed to charge lead acid battery's wired in series for 24V, then yes. You will need to adapt your charging setup to use the same type of adapter that plugs into the side of the pack.
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I am not an expert here but I would not do that. What I would do is have two different battery banks with a photo sensitive switch that connects the two banks at night. That means, during the day, the banks would be separate but when the sun goes down, the switch would turn on and connect the two battery banks. I have never heard of anyone doing my idea but I think it would work. You are getting advice from an non-pro here so do not act on anything I say without talking to a pro first.
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I believe the battery will do the job. I live off the grid and I am using two of these batteries to power a solar powered chest freezer and a solar powered water pump, full time on my small ranch. Even during the recent winter storms,(no sun), we have plenty of power for all our watering needs, for home and livestock. Patrick
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This is compatible with a 12volt system as with any solar panel you will require other parts to macke this work saflely and efficiently as a renewable energy system Hope this info helps you Joe
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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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Cant see any reason why not - but would need to see the circuit diagram or description to be sure. Solar charge controllers need to be single directional to stop the battery current flowing back to the panels at night when the panels have no power, so this is a built in feature.However I would make sure your battery bank can handle that sort of power. 2000W direct into anything but a very large battery bank would likely charge too fast and may damage your batteries. Hard to tell without knowing the specs of your battery bank and whether you would be feeding it through a controller or battery charger to manage the flow. Cant see any reason why not - but would need to see the circuit diagram or description to be sure. Solar charge controllers need to be single directional to stop the battery current flowing back to the panels at night when the panels have no power, so this is a built in feature.However I would make sure your battery bank can handle that sort of power. 2000W direct into anything but a very large battery bank would likely charge too fast and may damage your batteries. Hard to tell without knowing the specs of your battery bank and whether you would be feeding it through a... » Read More Cant see any reason why not - but would need to see the circuit diagram or description to be sure. Solar charge controllers need to be single directional to stop the battery current flowing back to the panels at night when the panels have no power, so this is a built in feature.However I would make sure your battery bank can handle that sort of power. 2000W direct into anything but a very large battery bank would likely charge too fast and may damage your batteries. Hard to tell without knowing the specs of your battery bank and whether you would be feeding it through a controller or battery charger to manage the flow. « Show Less
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I believe this will work fine for you as long as you have sun to charge it you should be fine.
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I think there is a 50/50 chance you could get it to work - But it puts out more than your smaller panel. I think other posters recommendation to check batteries is a great idea - every solar light I ever purchased, the batteries are what failed, not the solar.
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You'll need a charge controller so the connection will be: panels>controller>batteries>inverter
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It worked for me with solar, Yet to check with wind...I believe it will work with wind also..
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I'm not certain, but I don't think so. You have to let them charge up under a lamp or windowsill before the solar part can function. It can also be used with battery power.
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If your 10 watt solar panel will keep your 12 v. battery charged it should work.
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I run mine on a 12 volt battery for 20 hours with no issues, I would think the right solar panel would work.
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The Schumacher PSJ-4424 would not make a very good battery tender, that is not what it is designed for. There are solar battery tenders that would work better and for less money.
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Yes, but must use a CHARGE CONTROLLER device between the windmill output and the battery bank.
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I use it to charge my AGM battery bank at my cabin and it seems to work fine.