waterweber
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Im designing the solar setup for my 25' Avion Trailer and just want to run it by you guys for advice as I build it out.
I want to be able to run off grid as much as possible but not for extended lengths much past a few days.
I need to keep the trailer cool enough for my pugs in the summer down south so the rooftop AC will need to be in the mix.
I need to run the following: (im currently getting the draw for each item figured out and will update when i have that)
Here's where I'm at so far:
I'll calculate the wire sizes, runs lengths and what ill need in terms of breakers and fuses once i get the basic design figured out.
Id appreciate an ideas to improve or gotchas that you guys see. Thanks
I want to be able to run off grid as much as possible but not for extended lengths much past a few days.
I need to keep the trailer cool enough for my pugs in the summer down south so the rooftop AC will need to be in the mix.
I need to run the following: (im currently getting the draw for each item figured out and will update when i have that)
- Rooftop AC
- Maxxair fan
- Refrigerator (also runs an propane if needed)
- Normal interior lights etc.
Here's where I'm at so far:
- I have room for 8 of the 195w Ecoworthy 12v panels.
- Ill be building a rack system that is slighty raised above the roof to mount them on. Likey speedrail based.
- Run them in 2 strings of 4 for roughly 48v @ 17 amps to the charge controllers. One string on each side of the trailer to reduce shading issues.
- 1 - 3000w Ecoworthy 24v Inverter Charger.
- 1 - Renogy 50/100 charger controller for the second sting.
- Probably around 400 A/H of 24v batteries, Most likely just get these from Ecoworthy as well.
- Ill need a 24v to 12v DC/DC converter to run to the 12v bank for the 12v stuff in the trailer as well.
I'll calculate the wire sizes, runs lengths and what ill need in terms of breakers and fuses once i get the basic design figured out.
Id appreciate an ideas to improve or gotchas that you guys see. Thanks