armandodiaz
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I have a water shed, I built for my home. Inside I have a well and reverse osmosis system.
Currently I have 2 electrical feeds going to it...
1. 220v 30amp for the well pump.
1. 110v 15amp for the reverse osmosis system (ROS).
I am focusing more on the ROS since it's given me issues since it was installed.
Electrically, it consists of 3 pumps and a UV light. However, if I plug this into the same circuit it pops the breaker. So right now, I have an extension cord running across the yard (about 75ft away), to split the load. So, my thought is, instead of digging up the ground (again) and running another line, how about I make it solar? My idea is to totally disconnect the outlets from the electrical line and connect it to the solar system.
So, first question is how big of a solar system will I need? Should I start pulling numbers off of the pumps and start adding them?
Thanks in advance,
Armando
Currently I have 2 electrical feeds going to it...
1. 220v 30amp for the well pump.
1. 110v 15amp for the reverse osmosis system (ROS).
I am focusing more on the ROS since it's given me issues since it was installed.
Electrically, it consists of 3 pumps and a UV light. However, if I plug this into the same circuit it pops the breaker. So right now, I have an extension cord running across the yard (about 75ft away), to split the load. So, my thought is, instead of digging up the ground (again) and running another line, how about I make it solar? My idea is to totally disconnect the outlets from the electrical line and connect it to the solar system.
So, first question is how big of a solar system will I need? Should I start pulling numbers off of the pumps and start adding them?
Thanks in advance,
Armando