The back garden LV3
Image: Sunbolt
Sunbolt introduced the Backyarder LV3 Solar Power Kit and device charger. The pre -mounted kit offers electricity for items up to 400 W..
The company said that the independent kit can enable users to add electricity to a shed or other small back garden space without expensive grepping. The kit is intended to work fully off-grid and is not compatible with utility roster connections.
The kit contains an all-in-one component box with the two 12 V LIFEPO4 batteries of the system, the inverter, maximum Power Point Tracking Load Controller and its gates, including a 120 V GFCI, two USB ports and two USB-C ports.
The kit is powered by two Renogy Monocrystalline 50 W Solar Panels. The panels each weigh 3.4 kg and are framed in aluminum and encapsulated in tempered glass. The 33-cell solar panels measure 58 cm x 50 cm x 3 cm.
With the 400 W Pure Sine Wave -Omsorterer, the system can convert direct current into 120 VAC, so that small devices and devices can be driven via a standard exit. Sunbolt said the kit can do power:
- Mobile telephone charger (5 W): Charging costs up to 110 hours
- LED lighting (10 W): Up to 55 hours of lighting
- Tablet (10 W): Costs for around 55 hours
- Portable fan (30 W): Works approximately 18 hours
- CPAP machine (40 W): runs a maximum of 13 hours
- Laptop (50 W): Costs up to 11 hours of costs
- Mini fridge (100 W): runs up to 5.5 hours
- Portable oxygen concentrator (120 W): runs until 1 pm
The component box weighs 45 pounds. And measure 25 inches at 24 inch against 18 inches. The battery is covered with a limited two -year warranty, the loading controller with a one -year warranty and the output of the solar panel is justified for 25 years and the materials and craftsmanship are covered for five years.
The Backyarder LV3 Kit Sells for $ 1,349 on the SunBolt website. It also sells the LV1 for devices up to 36 W with one 25 W panel for $ 349, and the LV2 for devices up to 60 W with one 50 W solar panel for $ 579.
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