can this panel produce enough current for a 220v refrigirator
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The solar panels are for charging batteries. You will need batteries and a 220 volt inverter to power the refrigerator. 4 panel will not be enough to maintain the charge with your refrigerator. I have 10 panels charging 14 deep cycle batteries connected to a 3000 watt, 120 volt inverter that powers a small chest freezer and some lights plus occasional microwave and TV and I am probably going to add another 400 watts to my system so I can have a small refrigerator.
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First I have a question 220v refrigerator? Panels put out about 22 volts. To make it anything else you need an invertor, they come in all sizes.
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all the panels do is charge the batteries. if you have enough batteries you can run anything. These panels charge a 125ah battery in about 7 hours in good sunlight. you need to find out how many watts the refrigerator is and convert it to amps. amps = watts / volts. 125ah battery can run 6.25 amps steadily for 20 hours. Here is a write up i did about solar power and power conversions. On a good day i get 18a of charging power from 400w of solar panels. good luck. I put an example of a refrigerator in my blog. Hope it helps. (battery)125Ah / (charging amps)18 = approximately 7 hours charge time (6.94444444 hours)http://calculatingah.blogspot.com/ all the panels do is charge the batteries. if you have enough batteries you can run anything. These panels charge a 125ah battery in about 7 hours in good sunlight. you need to find out how many watts the refrigerator is and convert it to amps. amps = watts / volts. 125ah battery can run 6.25 amps steadily for 20 hours. Here is a write up i did about solar power and power conversions. On a good day i get 18a of charging power from 400w of solar panels. good luck. I put an example of a refrigerator in my blog. Hope it helps. (battery)125Ah / (charging amps)18 = approximately 7... » Read More all the panels do is charge the batteries. if you have enough batteries you can run anything. These panels charge a 125ah battery in about 7 hours in good sunlight. you need to find out how many watts the refrigerator is and convert it to amps. amps = watts / volts. 125ah battery can run 6.25 amps steadily for 20 hours. Here is a write up i did about solar power and power conversions. On a good day i get 18a of charging power from 400w of solar panels. good luck. I put an example of a refrigerator in my blog. Hope it helps. (battery)125Ah / (charging amps)18 = approximately 7 hours charge time (6.94444444 hours)http://calculatingah.blogspot.com/ « Show Less
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all the panels do is charge the batteries. if you have enough batteries you can run anything. These panels charge a 125ah battery in about 7 hours in good sunlight. you need to find out how many watts the refrigerator is and convert it to amps. amps = watts / volts. 125ah battery can run 6.25 amps steadily for 20 hours. Here is a write up i did about solar power and power conversions. On a good day i get 18a of charging power from 400w of solar panels. good luck. I put an example of a refrigerator in my blog. Hope it helps. (battery)125Ah / (charging amps)18 = approximately 7 hours charge time (6.94444444 hours) http://calculatingah.blogspot.com/
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Yes, if refrigerator rated at 200 VA or less. You will also need 12v to 220v inverter and batteries to support night time operation.
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I can't say for sure, but that current has to go somewhere. It might over-heat something in the line. But, at a max about 3 amps, it's probably ok. Think about why you want that switch in the first place. What is it going to do for you that the charge controller won't?
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Sorry but unless you have a serious Battery and Inverter setup. No. Dont get me wrong it is a good kit. I have two of them. but most Refrig and freezers need alot more amps than the kit provides. But it cold be used to keep a Battery charged and a bigger inverter could work. Check out the web folks are using these kits to make solar generators with good results.
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I have one of mine installed in a regular 110 outlet with both a refrigerator and coffee pot attached. I think it will handle 20 Amps.
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Without additional hardware may not be possible and not advisable. This panel produces 24v DC voltage. Line voltage in USA is 120V A/C. There is a mismatch between A/C & DC voltage and the voltage difference 24v vs 120v. One may need an inverter to convert DC to A/C and match 24v to 120v. Please also check local Utility, City & State rules & regulation, this integration may not be allowed.
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i have anywhere from 55v's to 65v's coming from my panels. the max is 30 amps. i have 30 amp breakers on my system so i don't go over
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Doubtful...its 110... if you know an electrician they can split off220 to make 110
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Short answer yes, but make sure you have some kind of gfci, or fuse on the 110 sides' loop
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I would say no. This cord is designed to connect to a inlet box where you would want to energize both sides of your circuit breaker box with 110v. This is to only be used when all 240v double pole breakers and the main are turned off. This cord has both 110 v lugs wired together inside and is not top be used for any 220 volt applications
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I doubt it. All our (USA) appliances are designed for 110 ac. You could probably buy a cheap converter??
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With a big enough array of panels, yes, but not with just 2. The inverter will give you 110 ac.. but major appliances you will not have enough amps. Laptop works great, but desktops draw too much.. get 4-6 agm batteries in parallel. .. you can put them in series to give you more than 12 volts, but you will need another inverter. .. the one that comes with it is a cheap 12dc sine wave inverter . I user mine for lights and electric horse fences. Good luck
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I believe you are asking Armando if this reflow station can work with 220v AC from a wall socket. I'm sorry it cannot. I looked on the back of mine and it says 110v AC only. :(
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No, you will need a 30 AMP Breaker to fully realize it's potential. This is of course assumed that you have 220V capability already.
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As long as you are producing 24 volt DC and storing it in a battery bank, you will be able to draw power from the battery bank and produce the 120 VAC house current. Not for a direct hookup from the solar cells to this or any other inverter.
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I use 2 - 100w panels and 2 deep cell batteries to power a small refrigerater and works great! So should work well with heat bulb!
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Yes, no problem. You need to be sure the appliance switches automatically between 110/220, but as far as fitting in the outlet, you'll be fine.
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My Koldfront unit uses a regular 110 volt outlet - I would not have purchased it if it used a heavy duty 220 outlet.