Portable generator solutions

[PrdCdn]

might to want to start looking at Milwaukee.

MX FUEL™ CARRY-ON™ 3600W/1800W Power Supply | Milwaukee Tool

The MILWAUKEE® MX FUEL™ CARRY-ON™ 3600W/1800W Power Supply delivers 3,600 peak watts, 1,800 continuous watts for portable power anywhere.

www.milwaukeetool.com

they have a BATTERY operated GENERATOR coming out this year. No gas, no BAD gas, no mix, no noise, light weight.. just saying.

 

[john61ct]

The word "generator" used for storage, portable
powerpaks, is just a marketing scam, been used for years, Milwaukee getting into it is nothing significant.

For kits that include enough solar panels to recharge the pack in a reasonable number of hours, I'd maybe let it slide.

Maybe.

 

[Buddha.]

might to want to start looking at Milwaukee.

MX FUEL™ CARRY-ON™ 3600W/1800W Power Supply | Milwaukee Tool

The MILWAUKEE® MX FUEL™ CARRY-ON™ 3600W/1800W Power Supply delivers 3,600 peak watts, 1,800 continuous watts for portable power anywhere.

www.milwaukeetool.com

they have a BATTERY.

 

[WSS]

I have a question about mppt/solar/vac. My proposed system I am building will comprise of 8)12vdc-45ah lifepo4 batts, 4) 235w panels in 24vdc output, a trace 4024 4k-24v inverter and a programmable MPPT controller. What is the best configuration to get the most out of those parameters? Can I go panels-mppt-12v battery setup then 24vdc to inverter, or do I need to go 24vdc all the way through (meaning series 4 pair to make 24vdc). See, now I am lost in my own post LOL. If I get this correctly, running the 12v batts in 24v configuration will cut my AH in half, meaning 360ah (in 12v) becomes 180ah if I go 24v, is this correct and the power is essentially lost? Or is (for easy math example) does 50ah of 24v equal 100ah of 12v? Am I doolanny? probably.

 

[john61ct]

Start a new thread.

Give specific details, links to what you've already bought vs considered so far.

Remind me to discuss that suboptimal bank design.