Go to Techluck.com I have hunted for the best way to heat water... This works great..Hi, I am new to this community but very eager to learn how to use this energy. What system would I need to power up a 240w water heater?
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For a small source these european style water heating elements might do. They are automatic and come in suitable wattages. Missourri wind and sokar sells them.Hi, I am new to this community but very eager to learn how to use this energy. What system would I need to power up a 240w water heater?
I like this relay and heating water options talk and comparing of experience: Related to my upcoming 2 x LV2424 All in One units configured for 220v split phase ... with rated Solar input max of 2 x 2000 watt solar input (2000 watts for each unit connected to same battery bank). Here in Mendocino County, Northern Calif. .. I recently obtained my solar panels locally at retail for .52 cents per watt including Ca sales tax (3.2020). My imagination then jumped to: Wow: My solar array will for sure more often that not put out less than its' full rated watts. / so, maybe (why not) add a another 1000 watt worth of solar panels; in series of three to match voltage of array pattern of the other panels (max MPPT open volts 145 ... and operation in maybe 100vdc -115vdc x max 20 amps; max 2000 watt input; and configure one set of extra three solar panels to redirect to heating water (via relay hopefully on dependable auto pilot) when solar condition make watt output of panels near max that could potentially burn up my MPPT then going to batteries and inverter load. I would not want to burn up that MPPT unit.here is a video I just came across with some info, might give you some other options