can a inverter be installed to unit
495864
You can install an inverter to your battery and use the solar to charge it. You can not run an inverter directly from the solar panels.
1969590
We do not recommend connecting the inverter directly to the charge controller; connect it to the battery instead. 8 AWG be sufficient.
778326
I am not sure but I would not buy this inverter or any other inverter the make. I bought this item, it lasted less than two months. The cost of returning the unit was more than it was worth. The quality is junk. I had someone look at it and the soldered connections look like a 2 year old assembled this unit. The screws that were used to assemble it were half stripped and loose. Complete piece of JUNK!
2033694
hook the inverter to the battery bank. there is no way to run those kind of amps through the battery controller.
1716346
You might want to try very low gauge (means high capacity) wires from the battery to the inverter. I run a refrigerator off mine without any trouble.
85941
Yes just find out how much amps and watts it uses and buy a inverter that's enough for it.
1857106
The pump unit needs about 550 watts....so whether 12 vdc or 24 vdc., your inverter must be able to deliver 550 watts.
798161
You probably can, but the cables should be very flexible (good welders cable). I believe the connecting bolts are 1/4", so 0G are really large. I am guessing that you have to go a long distance to the battery. I have used 6G and 4G for my application, which fit nicely. The inverter is only 600 watt so will draw about 50 amps DC at max load.
2280213
Amiran, I believe you would have to use some sort of reducer in conjunction with it since it is a 110 volts product. It does come with an inverter.
554969
yes, as long as the inverter can operate between 12 and 18 volts. Most larger panels have an output between 24 and 30 volts.
1570343
No, this inverter has an automatic fail safe to prevent operation at over about 15 volts. A 12 volt system is the only voltage system this inverter will operate on.
1285305
Yes, however at 15W it won't charge fast enough to use the inverter each day. I use this panel to maintain the house batteries in between outings.
344541
I think you mean to plug your inverter into one of these outlets. Same rules apply. Check that the inverter is not pulling more than the rating of this unit
745348
No, not directly. This unit is 120V not 12V. You would need an automotive style 12V-120V inverter to do that.
1505814
Yes, you can do that. Bryan has provided a good answer to this question. Also, since the panels are 12v, you are limited to the grid-tie inverter selection. You'll probably need a low voltage, high current grid-tie inverter, yet this may not be UL listed.
2154616
I don't know. I don't have such an inverter. I seriously doubt that the battery would produce many watts for very long anyway.
1859982
I don't think so. The wattage for those items is too high for this inverter. Plus, the breaker fuse in your car, if that is where you were going to plug in, is way too light for bathroom appliances. I'm no electrician, so anyone who knows better, please correct me :->