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| + | * [https://www.amazon.com/Renogy-Extremely-Flexible-Monocrystalline-Solar/dp/B07BMNGVV3 Renogy 100 Watt 12 Volt Extremely Flexible Monocrystalline Solar Panel - Ultra Lightweight, Ultra Thin, Up to 248 Degree Arc, for RV, Boats, Roofs, Uneven Surfaces] | ||
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Revision as of 14:25, 6 December 2018
Overview
The Hunting Cabin on the Coleman/Holloman property is "off grid" and currently only has Propane for heat and cooking.
I've been tasked with providing electricity via Solar so that we can have lights and do things like charge cell phones, and maybe run a small refrigerator like is in Mom and Dad's camper. Their Fridge actually runs on Propane, but it requires electricity (from their batteries) to operate.
Lighting
Lighting will be provided by LED light strips.
Switches
- spareflying 6/8 Gang Blue LED Rocker Switch Panel CircuitI Breaker Overload Protected12V/24V DC USB Charger RV Car Boat Marine
- Ambuker 4 Gang Rocker Switch Panel with 4.2A Dual USB & led voltmeter with Decal Sticker Labels DC12V for Car Marine Boat Trailer RV Vehicles Truck
- 24V 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket + 4.2A Dual USB Car Charger + Blue LED Rocker Switch for ATV UTV RV Boat Motorcycle 12 Volt Power Outlet - Individual Power points.
- PRO12-48R Battery Indicator For 12, 24 & 48 Volt Systems
Solar
The idea is to provide electricity to the cabin via Solar panels with a Battery storage system. The hope is that the batteries can be charged during the week with minimal usage, and power will be available on the weekends for use in Lighting, Fans, Charging cell phones, etc.
Propane
Water
Catch water run off from the roofs in Blue 55 gallon poly barrels. Link several barrels together so they all fill as one unit.
Resources
- DIY Inergy Kodiak Solar Generator
- Solar Generators: worth the money? Inergy Kodiak after using 1 year
- 18650 DIY Lithium Micro Solar Generator - Finished
- Six Dirty Little Secrets About Portable Solar Generators
- Build a Solar Power Generator for Under $300
- What are the most efficient solar panels on the market?
