Maximise Solar

[GoldenVision]

A while back someone was asking about the amount of solar he could fit on the roof of his van, and somebody replied "xxx can definitely sort you out".

Can anyone identify xxx?

 

[jollyrodger]

There's this guy




Alternatively you can try
Gromett

Techno

Who maybe can help

 

[GMLS]

Overlap with this thread.

An idiots guide to Solar power please

Our Swift Firebrand (like a Swift 590) is 12 years old but in very good condition and we're planning to keep it for a long while yet. Often wondered about Solar panels etc but not known where to start. Of course thinking about the future costs of energy we should have probably thought about it...

www.motorhomefun.co.uk

Reference to 400w plus 200ah of lithium which is what I was planning on to cover long weekends all year around plus up to a week off grid in the summer backed up with a fast charging B2B

 

[VXman]

Overlap with this thread.

An idiots guide to Solar power please

Our Swift Firebrand (like a Swift 590) is 12 years old but in very good condition and we're planning to keep it for a long while yet. Often wondered about Solar panels etc but not known where to start. Of course thinking about the future costs of energy we should have probably thought about it...

www.motorhomefun.co.uk

Reference to 400w plus 200ah of lithium which is what I was planning on to cover long weekends all year around plus up to a week off grid in the summer backed up with a fast charging B2B

I'm reckoning on 10 days with 190AH AGM and 175W solar. Not tried it yet but will find out in June. Done 3 days off gird with 2 batteries and no solar and still had plenty to spare. Unless you are boiling kettles, drying your hair and using a microwave the above should keep you going for a month if not permanently.

 

[mitzimad]

you just need to measure your available roof space and calculate the max number of panels you can fit the find a controller that will handle the ampage of what you can fit

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