Will this unit power an RV that is off ther grid?
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We have similar product for off the grid and will be appropriate for RV or any off-grid power. You can search amazon "235-Watt Solar Panel Charging Kit" by Ensupra.
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Off grid 12v solar w/440ah reserve this unit would typically draw 5 amps when it cycles. DC power can be finicky, The better and shorter wiring or connection to your battery - battery bank, the better this unit will run. Try to use an independent or more direct source/circuit. Avoid plugging into a source already feeding other accessories. Also, make sure the vents are clear.Edit to add; 60-65 watts according to a dc amps to watts calc.
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I don't believe so as it has to be plugged in to a single outlet,and it operates off of the remote
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Yes it will,and more.we just lost power last week in an ice storm and i ran a large refrig ,a fully operated salt water fish tank, small tv,and odd and end light fixtures.i normally use it for hunting and run microwaves and all appliance and lights.nice little unit and the remote is a plus on them cold mornings. About 8hrs on 1 gallon of gas
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No you should not,the engine should be running or u won't have proper voltage ...unless u have that type of RV of course that has an engine....
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I would think so...I use mine for my RV, tv and an air conditioner, check the amps on all you plan on running. http://www.supercircuits.com/resources/tools/volts-watts-amps-converter
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Hi, this little beauty will work on 115V or 12V. 12 volt from your RV battery or 115 volt if you are plugged into generator or 115volt house/park outlet.
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honestly, i have no idea. i don't know what an off grid system is. i am very happy with the product, and intend to order another.
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It has a hook up for 12 volt D/C or 120 volt A/C so it will work off your RV batteries. I am currently using it in my 18 wheeler and it runs off 4 batteries I have in my truck. I can leave it running over the weekend and still crank up the truck Monday morning. So there should be no problem of a solar system keeping a battery charged to run it. One thing I do not like is it has to sit flat like a chest. As you see it pictured that it how it has to stay to run. You cannot turn it up like a regular refrigerator.
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Yes you can Ken I used it on my travel trailer to shut down the power when not in use.
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It works off of your internet so unless you had a modem and a router in your RV it wouldn't work. Sorry!
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Unable to answer your question. Our unit serves us well and is charged from the plug in our RV, a 110 outlet.
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No. There are instructions and a diagram on wiring to a standard receptacle inside the RV/Trailer. This is one of the best weather resistant power supply adaptors I've seen
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The provided AC/ DC adapter is 24v. .5 amp out. ( consumption) 110-240v .3 amp in. If your off grid I would think you could find 24 V and lose the adapter.
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I would say yes. The papers that came with it said it was to be used with an AC voltage supply. I put it in an RV with 12 v dc supply and it works perfectly. This is a basic thermostat. I would get a programmable unit to put in my home if i were you. My opinion only.
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Yes it should. Might want to turn off any thing else runing off generator For startup of ac it Draws a lot of power to start after that no problem.
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This item plugs directly into a 110vac recepticul so I would have to say no. But if your just monitoring line fluctuations and polarity in RV parks this is for you.