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Ivory55

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WHAT do you use to drain 50amps a day ?????
totally off grid we use less than 25 with a couple of hours TV in
Everyone uses different, tv, lights, blown air heating, hair dyer, charging phone etc. Shore and water pump. All different.

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WHAT do you use to drain 50amps a day ?????
totally off grid we use less than 25 with a couple of hours TV in
Compressor fridge, freezer, tv, fan, pump, air blown heater, diesel heater, lights, radio, sound bar, phones, pads, WiFi, rechargeable torch, rechargeable tools occasionally only etc. All this and I average 60-70ah a day with some 80ah days. If sun is out, then electric kettle, hot pot, hot water, and mini oven grill. My best consumption I managed 1,4kwh per day so far. That’s about 108ah. I look forward to beat that this summer, as some bits have been added to the van and yet to try them out to their potential.
 

Lenny HB

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WHAT do you use to drain 50amps a day ?????
totally off grid we use less than 25 with a couple of hours TV in
Heating& hot water 7 am to 10 am & 4p m to 11 pm first half hour of heating start up at 6 amp then 1 amp that's 11 a/h
Tv 3.5 hours 8.75 a/h
Head unit for TV sound 3.5 hours 7 a/h
Lights for 7 hours 21 amps
Charging phones/tablets/mifi/camera & laptop 8 a/h

That totals 55.75 a/h.

On a cold day without sun another 6/8 a/h for heating, if a strong wind blowing the van takes longer to heat up so the heater will be running flat out longer another 3-6 a/h, a gloomy day 10 a/h for lighting.
Then if the e-bikes need charging another 150 a/h.

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