I have a 45 watt solar system. Will this battery work for it?
2082493
I have no Idea.if it will work or compatible with your solar system. But I brought mine from my home alarm sorry
1408123
Dimensions are compatible, but yours is a little underpowered ... Yes...I believe that it will work. The only hesitation I have is regarding the terminal prong width...there are "F1" terminal and "F2" terminal batteries..the F2 is slightly wider and I believe that is what you need. Suggest you check the compatibility function for batteries at BatteryMart.com...Good Luck
1967265
It will work, it is an original battery & I am very satisfied with the performance. Make sure the model number is the same as your old battery.
671999
It was the right battery for mine, but I would advise against buying this one. It held less of a charge than the one I was replacing and would suddenly kill the power to the computer at about 14%, regardless of the calibration I did.
800269
I do not know for sure. Watts parts are very specific for their systems. I would say It might not be a good fit for your system. Good luck.
164560
I'm sure it would. I installed it on a 36v forklift battery. The downside is that it is always powered on and the calibration by charging is kind of a hassle. I don't really trust the accuracy because of this.
1378033
Its the one we bought for our 36 ft MotorHome worked great. Would depend on your solar panel size.
1807738
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.
54272
I have 820 watts of solar and I have the Morningstar MPPT 45 with 6 batteries and works fine. The mppt 45 will only allow me 45 amps, but if I produce more it will not hurt that controller.
954650
Hello Ecole M, It would depend on the draw from your furnace. As long as your furnace can be powered by the GP-SW3000W inverter then yes it would work. Next would be dependent on how many batteries you have to determine how long you can run the furnace for before running out of battery power. After that, the 480W of solar would be able to charge your batteries back up. Please let us know if you have any further questions - customersupport@carmanah.com Go Power! Team
1996382
It should, but I would check the wattage to make sure the charger doesn't damage the battery.
1842169
I replaced an outdoor solar light with this battery and did not notice any difference. You should ask an electrician if the higher amperage would damage the device you are using.
1696625
I don't know, I used this battery to power/charge my phone and electronics camping trips for over a week. It didn't powered my small refrigerator, which I think was 14amps,it would cut off after a 1 min.
1113811
As long as the dimensions, voltage, and connectors are the same it should work. I switched from Brinks to ADT and swapped out this battery.
700800
should be I run a 100w fridge with it but I use 3 solar batteries as they are only 35amp hrs each
996783
It should work. The box it came in and the unit shows it produces 12 votes, 90 watts and 7.5 amps.
390260
Yes, I used this battery for my Radio Shack (Uniden Brand)CAT# 43-3887 phone. As long as the Voltage, Amperage, Size and connector match up, you're good to go.