25 Watt Solar Panel

I'm running a gate oponer (25 watts per opening)
Toro Timer (60 watts)
Water pumpm (135)
Batteries- 4 12 volts

timer 60 watts
water pump 135 watts
between the two of these you need almost 200 watts that 5 times the output of your solar panel. then you have to take into account charging the batteries and hopefully the gate won't open up too...

2008-03-23 23:27:23 by reliancepg1

On the top of a fire tower at Bolan Lake in Oregon, we tested the flexible and foldable 25W Sunlinq Solar Panel. You can purchase this solar panel ...

I recently bought a 70 watt solar panel with specifications as 17.5 volts / 4 amps. The thing is that I am unable to get more than 2.7 amps per hour, even when the sky is clean. I once got 3.0 and 3.3 amps. Is there something to do with the solar...

I'm not exactly sure of the answer, but I would ask this question at a solar forum

2009-06-04 05:21:22 by Riki

I'm looking for a Solar farm tank/trough de-icer system or something that will work with a small 5 watt solar panel to keep a small 25 gallon or so trough from icing over. Will be hooked up to a small 12V battery so the solar panel can keep the...

Hi,
Nice idea, but I don't think you would be able to keep such a large area frost free - there is too much surface area.

You could keep a small drinking area frost free if it was well insulated, and have a larger tank...

2009-01-20 12:46:29 by Thomas

I'm going to run a 6 zone Toro Timer (60 Watts)
Gate openers (25 Watts per opening)
Fountain pump (135 Watts)

What is the output of the solar panels? How are you going to store the power for night running? weather conditions? Voltage? It's not that simple. Will there be power for back up?

2008-03-23 23:03:33 by reliancepg1

Output:
7.5 VDC @ 1Amp
12 VDC @ 8Amp
110 VAC @ 2Amp
16,000 mAh Storage
Max output: 200 Watt
Conforms with FCC Standards
CUL approval pending

Recharge Times (in hours)
To...

Honda manufactures an extensive line of out doors power plants.

2006-09-06 20:21:43 by Unlearned

I looking at getting a solar system and I need about 25,000 watt hours of power a day. I filled out the calculator on www.AltEnergy.com and it said I would need a 300 amp sun charger, and the highest they sell is 60, just doesn't seem right, not sure

amps depends on the storage voltage and your peak usage

25000w/24= about 1 kw hour.


1kw at 120 volts is 8 amps no where close to 300 amps :) Trust me when i say you dont need 300 amps. 300 amps would need a wire

2009-11-07 22:25:45 by Moo