ULTIMATE DIY SOLAR GENERATOR 3.0 // CHINS 200AH LIFEPO4

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
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    Well, think this is the final version of my solar generator carts, complete with 12v charging ports , perimeter lighting and a 2000w pure sine inverter! This should get the job done for anything I plan to throw at it.
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Комментарии • 250

  • @jimmythepowerful
    @jimmythepowerful Год назад +34

    Apart from the great diy solar project, this guy’s workshop is by far the neatest and organized one I’ve seen in like since ever !

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  Год назад +1

      Thanks Jimmy👍🏻

    • @davemorton3195
      @davemorton3195 2 месяца назад

      I saw the same thing and it’s stocked to the teeth in a single bay……Could we get a tour sometime on video? I’m redoing mine and this is a superb example of how it should be done….

  • @johne1460
    @johne1460 10 месяцев назад +7

    This is one of the best, cleanest diy generator builds I've seen. Thanks

  • @Steve-Goff
    @Steve-Goff 2 года назад +5

    That is the Taj Mahal of solar carts. It turned out really well. Definitely a good backup plan

  • @farside87
    @farside87 2 года назад +12

    Just a couple suggestions. Put the shut-off switch on the front so you can reach it quickly. With the lid down, someone is going to place stuff on that nice shelf you built. And, hopefully those flood lights can be rotated down to shine on the work space. Put it on wheels, or make it portable somehow. A dolly or hand truck would do the trick. It's looking good, and i like the idea of MORE POWER.

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  2 года назад +2

      Yeah, the floodlights are adjustable, and I’m putting casters on this as soon as they get here👍🏻

  • @Tjensen999
    @Tjensen999 2 года назад +7

    Before everything is installed, it looks like a nice chair.... or a Commode when you flip the top open. 😇😇

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  2 года назад +5

      I knew I got my inspiration from somewhere😉

    • @Tjensen999
      @Tjensen999 2 года назад +1

      @@BrianWatersOutdoors Great minds think alike.

  • @mr.makeit4037
    @mr.makeit4037 Год назад +3

    I have to say like others here that your garage and solar generator is super organized, detailed, and of good quality. 👍

  • @Rob555ism
    @Rob555ism 6 месяцев назад +2

    You are answering questions I have wondered about for years. Thanks. I want to build much the same thing.

  • @SD-ki4fe
    @SD-ki4fe 2 года назад +3

    Love this one. I love switches so it stood out to me - I'm like a little kid with the click-click sound especially if it has lights! Installed a bunch of led rocker switches in my Jeep for one touch control of different lighting mounts, winch, air compressor, etc, so now I'm going to think on what all I would connect to a build like this. Would have to have some toggles though for the satisfying tactile "thunk". This would be a very fun project so thanks for sharing! It's not a heat gun, though....it's a solar de-generator. Sheesh. Every good Hobotech fan knows that.

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  2 года назад +2

      Hahaha, very true. I forgot and did call it by the wrong name🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️👍🏻

  • @RyanVlogs_1
    @RyanVlogs_1 2 года назад +4

    I love these types of videos you do because I’ve learned so much about electrical wiring and how it works.

  • @naybrann
    @naybrann Год назад +2

    Just bought my first round of parts. Excited to build a similar setup. Very cool video

  • @danaharris5654
    @danaharris5654 7 месяцев назад +1

    I installed the 400ah CHINS in my RV and it has performed great. It also has Bluetooth monitor to my phone.

  • @theone4572
    @theone4572 2 года назад +1

    I love watching your builds as much as your camping videos!

  • @kenluning909
    @kenluning909 2 года назад +2

    That is a nice power box build.
    Now I got to get mine going. 😂😂

  • @vinniec5286
    @vinniec5286 Год назад +2

    Great build and that resistor momentary switch is brilliant!

  • @d.j.radioroyspinner8
    @d.j.radioroyspinner8 Год назад +6

    Hey Brian, Really looks good was thinking of building something similar myself. I would suggest a general price range in the future as well. Also being a former electrician for almost 40 years I have to agree with Farside as well to put the Bat shut off switch on the front and outside(at least the knob) - always taught to expose switches and plugs.Otherwise great build and TY for including links to find with you have, Here's a tip for those who can't afford that tip crimping tool you can always solder the leads and that makes a good connection as well.
    Cheers!

  • @billwiley7216
    @billwiley7216 Год назад +2

    Nice build, the main thing I would do differently is mount the main battery on/off disconnect switch to be accessible from the outside and I would probably add a 30 amp A/C battery charger to the cart so I would also have the capability to recharge the battery from the grid or a generator if needed say several days of bad weather and no sun.

  • @princeeze9414
    @princeeze9414 11 месяцев назад +2

    Nice work boss i love this

  • @FuccoTheClown
    @FuccoTheClown Год назад +2

    you know that speaker fabric they wrap speaker cabinets in? that stuff would look great on there. nice build!

  • @BrisketMedic
    @BrisketMedic 2 года назад +2

    Clean set up Brian. Nice work.

  • @miles5884
    @miles5884 2 года назад +2

    You do great work. And your shop is awesome very neat and everything has it place. Shows you care about the work you do.

  • @366drew
    @366drew 2 года назад +1

    Another awesome vid Brian with all 3 portables you’ve built you’re ready for grid down I’ve learned a lot from your vids thank you from KatyTx🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸

  • @renmedia
    @renmedia 5 месяцев назад +1

    Maybe too late but, 2 things: First, that resistor is not needed anymore because you have all the wires hooked up already so no sparks will happen when you turn on the big Battery switch. Second, the shunt must be placed on wiring immediately after the battery, otherwise metering is not correct.

  • @stevebeals3862
    @stevebeals3862 Год назад +1

    I've built three of these , I used junk gas grill frames with wheels , no cost , built in modules , in the summer , use in my camper , in the winter use in my home

  • @ChrisEpler
    @ChrisEpler Год назад +1

    I'd go 24v 100Ah, will cut down wire sizes and free up capacity on the MPPT controller for more power input.

  • @tumbleweed1976
    @tumbleweed1976 Год назад +1

    Hot water kettle is a great test for 1200watts. Thank you for this video it was very beneficial 🎈

  • @tshirley05015
    @tshirley05015 Год назад +2

    Great Build! That would work great on a hand truck for an off cabin, or rough ground.

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  Год назад

      Thanks Tracy

    • @dje7335
      @dje7335 Год назад +1

      Agreed! A very nice build 👌. I just finished mine (or so I thought), i used a hand truck. Standard wheels at rear and two swivel casters at front. Easy & versatile mobility.
      Your electrical is perfect. The resistor wired through a momentary switch is brilliant. (Hence the reason I though I was done).
      Thanks for sharing! ✌️

  • @jeffincabo
    @jeffincabo 2 года назад +1

    You're a sharp dude Brian !

  • @240weatherby3
    @240weatherby3 2 года назад +1

    Best cart so far

  • @lawrencedavidson6195
    @lawrencedavidson6195 2 года назад +1

    Very nice setup. I got some great ideas for my second build which i'm starting shortly. Greetings from sunny Jamaica.

  • @kennethwilson8633
    @kennethwilson8633 2 года назад +3

    That button won’t pre charge your inverter if you drain everything with the floodlights. Nice build keep showing them. Have fun stay safe.

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  2 года назад

      Right. I was basically just showing that it worked, but you’re correct.

  • @joshuaburks
    @joshuaburks Год назад +1

    This is super similar to the setup I just built! Thanks for posting.

  • @baneverything5580
    @baneverything5580 2 года назад +2

    I have a 300 ah Ampere Time, 2000 watt inverter, and 60 amp MPPT charge controller. This is what I`d like to do with it but on a dolly so I can roll it to the garden to power a tiller. Still don`t know for sure if I can build one safely. Spent the last of my savings on the stuff and I`m terrified of damaging the battery somehow. I may need it in the future to survive. I have solar power stations for everything from freezers on down. I need the large battery for heavy loads and emergency power for a small window air conditioner. I still need about 500 watts more in solar panels to max out the charge controller and ability to use air conditioning during the day without draining the battery so I can have another 6 to 7 hours of AC at night.

  • @taxibob23
    @taxibob23 Год назад +1

    very nice very clean setup i am going to build one like that thx for the good idea

  • @t3angling575
    @t3angling575 7 месяцев назад

    Cool video Brian. Did not know you built one. Nice and clean. Well done.

  • @winstonsmiths2449
    @winstonsmiths2449 Год назад +1

    The pre-charge idea is genius! I am far from an expert but that pre-charge setup should work no problem. I built a 5200wh cart from a composite material cart ordered off Amazon. Setup the batteries on the lower shelf/bottom, enclosed it with panels held on with velcro. My Hybrid MPPT is mounted verticaly on wood, facing away from the cart. Built a cover for the storage area of the cart and it provides a flat working surface. I also replaced the two wheels on the cart that were fixed with swivel wheels that lock. I can push the cart in any direction with ease, and I do that often as I use the power cart for various tools and equipment. I am going to install a 12v panel for USB amd charging HAM radio box via Anderson Powerpoles.
    P.S. How about a capacitor discharge button?

  • @davef.2811
    @davef.2811 2 года назад +1

    Great work with the explanations you do there. Thanks.

  • @hughickrath6671
    @hughickrath6671 Год назад +2

    Forget about how good your videos are. Those clamps that you use to get your cabinets square are awesome....lol Who makes them? Seriously, really enjoy your videos.

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  Год назад

      Thanks Hugh👍🏻 the clamps are from “Woodpeckers”. They make a lot of woodworking tools

    • @hughickrath6671
      @hughickrath6671 Год назад

      @@BrianWatersOutdoors Thanks!

  • @russelladkins6988
    @russelladkins6988 2 года назад +1

    Nice setup learning a lot watching you

  • @rosskilpatrick934
    @rosskilpatrick934 Год назад +1

    Loved your set up.

  • @migsmarq5114
    @migsmarq5114 Год назад +1

    I think it would be best if you could build the box onto a Dolly. This would provide you bigger wheels for moving it around and you could easily haul it on to your truck or roll it to a grassy backyard/sandy beach. Also, I'm sure it will be alot heavier once you put the second battery on there.

  • @jjm9902
    @jjm9902 10 месяцев назад +1

    How bout an uninterruptible power supply addition? Thinking maybe for the frig and freezer during power outages when I'm not home. Manufactured power stations are including these these days. Thx!

  • @ibrahimbek2804
    @ibrahimbek2804 Год назад +1

    Thank you

  • @brentjohnson6654
    @brentjohnson6654 Год назад +1

    Great video! I didn’t see a AC Charger for the Chins battery. You might consider having it to be a sort of UPS. I use mine as a UPS plugged into the wall that runs my CPAP so when we get rolling blackouts in Texas I can sleep without knowing the power went out. All the best !

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  Год назад +1

      Great idea. I do have a charger for this, just not built into this cart though.

    • @brentjohnson6654
      @brentjohnson6654 Год назад +1

      @@BrianWatersOutdoors sounds good. I am looking into various parts for portable Ham radio box that I am gathering up the pieces for solar/portable battery/radio, etc. If you want to add it - cool, not trying to tell you what to do. Haha. We have enough of those people in our lives.

  • @kenkrommenacker8649
    @kenkrommenacker8649 7 месяцев назад +1

    I have a couple I have built and I run 100 watt batteries just in case one goes bad I still have power.

  • @larrytommanley
    @larrytommanley Год назад

    Great project!

  • @d.j.radioroyspinner8
    @d.j.radioroyspinner8 Год назад +2

    PS: ruff figure for me was $ 1059.00 USD - that includes an estimate of thos LED lights & switches plus my state tax but you can even rnd that up to around $1070 on the high side - which over all isn't that bad. My main concern was running a fridge with it and from what I can tell it will.

  • @ET_Videos
    @ET_Videos 2 года назад +1

    Now you need a 4x4 Van to build out!!

  • @MrWizdancer
    @MrWizdancer 2 года назад +1

    Hey Brian great video as always keep up the great work.

  • @ssergei
    @ssergei 6 месяцев назад +1

    hi! Nice setup, i build almost the same, but i went with 24v 100ah instead of 12v 200ah battery + victron inverter is better just because it will be in the same app you'll use for controller

  • @ascubapro
    @ascubapro Год назад

    Great build on the box. Maybe you can do a video on building a cart. Yours are the best I have seen. I and others probably willing to pay for the plans as well.

  • @silentmajor
    @silentmajor 8 месяцев назад +1

    thanks, nice video.

  • @garytrawinski1843
    @garytrawinski1843 Год назад +1

    A very good video. I appreciate your effort!

  • @williamsuttle3645
    @williamsuttle3645 2 года назад +1

    I like the cart better than wall mounted.

  • @AlwaysAniceBeauty
    @AlwaysAniceBeauty Год назад

    Can you make a video explaining what solar is and how we can use it in emergency situations? Like how to charge it, how the solar work etc…

  • @JoshuaThomasVideos
    @JoshuaThomasVideos 2 года назад +1

    Awesome build

  • @varman001
    @varman001 Год назад

    great setup. one thing... no need to charge the capacitors when the wires are already connected.

  • @allkindsofoutdooractivities
    @allkindsofoutdooractivities 2 года назад +1

    Very nice build!

  • @rwstarke
    @rwstarke 2 года назад +1

    Do you have a lumber stretcher? The lights on top will help in case any deer walk in. You can also add a USB C PD port.

  • @Mike_Cross
    @Mike_Cross 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing. Good info.

  • @villano31
    @villano31 10 месяцев назад

    Gave me some really good insight on a project im gonna start working on. Link to the momentary switch? Also any videos of a system like this with a ac to dc charge option?

  • @generalcoulter
    @generalcoulter 4 месяца назад +1

    Do you have a video of the cart build itself?

  • @roadblock952
    @roadblock952 Год назад +1

    Great video im going to try to make one

  • @IFKY
    @IFKY Месяц назад

    Where can I find more info/the video you referenced detailing how to add the momentary switch w/ resistor? Seems like a great idea!

  • @Zbee167
    @Zbee167 8 месяцев назад +1

    Great build! Would you mind sharing the link to the LED flood lights??? Thanks for sharing.

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  8 месяцев назад +1

      I’ll see if I can find them again. Just some pretty cheap LED “cube lights” off Amazon I found.

    • @Zbee167
      @Zbee167 8 месяцев назад

      @@BrianWatersOutdoors Ok. Thank you. I found them.

  • @Merlinsluck
    @Merlinsluck Год назад +1

    P.S. Hello from Van Alstyne

  • @davidparker7156
    @davidparker7156 Год назад +1

    for 1000.00 you can get a much smaller Portable Power Station 2000W, 2220Wh Battery Backup Portable Generator. I understand its not expandable but for the size easier to use.

  • @disabledoffgridadventure9580
    @disabledoffgridadventure9580 Год назад +1

    I so need a box like that.

  • @whatsworthfightingf4
    @whatsworthfightingf4 Год назад +1

    awesome videon Thank u

  • @tommanning7337
    @tommanning7337 2 года назад +1

    Dam smooth!!!!
    😎👍🏻👍🏻

  • @Akapraun
    @Akapraun Год назад +1

    tell me why I shouldn't skip wiring my house and build 5-6 of these to provide a majority of my electric needs.

  • @flycow69
    @flycow69 2 месяца назад

    Nice job except there is no subtitle or voice on this video for the most part of the video. One year later from the published date and it was not corrected . Do people that make videos watch them before uploading them?

  • @jonleone777
    @jonleone777 10 месяцев назад

    Would have loved a much better look at the interior wiring to see how to connect it up.

  • @neilmcalester
    @neilmcalester 9 месяцев назад

    Great video thanks. Would the inline fuse not be better before the busbar i.e. much closer to the inverter?

  • @markronck3415
    @markronck3415 Год назад +2

    I wonder what solar disconnect switch I'm going to need? I have a Renogy 40 amp MPPT Rover and three 175 panels from Renogy panels?

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  Год назад

      I’d pick one rated anywhere between 10-30 amps over the max amps your panels would ever be able to produce. But that’s just me. I’m no expert

  • @spineblaZe
    @spineblaZe Год назад +1

    killer, thanks!

  • @lgixxer
    @lgixxer Год назад +1

    Great built. I almost completed a si.ilar built using a rigid cart. I was able to power a fan, so I think everything is working. However, I was a bit surprised that I have to manually power the inverter when I used the disconect switch. Should this system be completely switched off after use, or can the switch stay on? I am having a hard time finding best practices on how to use.

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  Год назад

      For me, I keep the inverter manually turned off as well as using a disconnect switch. The inverter will continue to use power even when not running a load.

    • @lgixxer
      @lgixxer Год назад

      Thanks so much for the quick response. Your video is one of the best ones and I was very helpful.

  • @redwood1957
    @redwood1957 9 месяцев назад

    Nice job no ac power to keep charge up? What were material cost? Thank you

  • @igoslomo
    @igoslomo 7 месяцев назад

    This was great! So helpful. Can you tell me what kind of heat gun you used? I think that was what it was… you used it to heat shrink the ferrules?

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  7 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks. It was just a 1500 watt Porter Cable heat gun. Think I picked it up at a Lowes

  • @xrider357
    @xrider357 2 года назад +2

    Power was out for 2+ days at my brothers house in Detroit. I've been hoping to get him interested in a solar power station and this video will help. Lots of power in this unit and the cart(with wheels) is a great idea. #brianwatersoutdoors

  • @traumatech75
    @traumatech75 Год назад +1

    That was an awesome vid6

  • @jeremyhunter6001
    @jeremyhunter6001 Год назад +1

    Great vid. I see that u haven’t earthed/grounded ur system is it needed or not. Was thinking of doing something like this for my caravan/home

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  Год назад

      Thanks👍🏻 I do not have this grounded right now. Would be nice to have it grounded, once I get around to doing that b

  • @gary-gilbert
    @gary-gilbert 7 месяцев назад +1

    Can you add a way to charge with portable generator or grid power?

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  7 месяцев назад +1

      Sure! You can connect a charger directly to the battery and then plug into a generator to charge up

  • @dannydivine7699
    @dannydivine7699 4 месяца назад +1

    Have you considered a Victron monitor so you could access both battery monitor and charge controller via their mobile app?? Or is there a reason to avoid the Victron monitor?

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  4 месяца назад +1

      I love Victron stuff, and buying a little bit of it at a time because it’s a bit pricey. But well worth the $$

  • @popeyebob9007
    @popeyebob9007 Год назад +1

    Interesting build but wouldn't you need a lithium capable controller.

  • @jasminerogers9971
    @jasminerogers9971 Год назад

    How would I install a 30am outlet on a diy generator so I can plug it into a transfer switch on the house?

  • @Merlinsluck
    @Merlinsluck Год назад +1

    another great build. I am doing the same build now. What brand lights are you using? Also where do you get your copper wire? I am getting ready to install the solar shut off switch and 12 volt fuse block next. Lastly what is the brand of your heat shrink lighter or pen?

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  Год назад

      Thanks. The lights are Nilight brand, super cheap…copper wire is from WindyNation on Amazon, and I got the torch while standing in the checkout line at Lowe’s👍🏻

  • @TheClowntology
    @TheClowntology 9 месяцев назад +1

    Can you run a small window unit all night with that setup ?

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  9 месяцев назад

      Not with a 200ah battery. You might get 4ish hours with a 5000 BTU ac.

  • @trw7530
    @trw7530 2 года назад +1

    Nice. 👍

  • @jonjon2829
    @jonjon2829 6 месяцев назад

    how do u connect a home solar unit to the batteries if I make a diy battery unit

  • @user-jo3oe5cy8n
    @user-jo3oe5cy8n 6 месяцев назад

    Do you have any plans I am not that smart to do this by myself

  • @djyoungcity
    @djyoungcity 2 года назад +2

    Thanks Brian. Ive always wondered, how would you connect an AC charger to the battery as well, so you can charge it before taking it off-grid, even if you dont have solar? Do you have any good recommendations for AC chargers for 12V Batteries? In my dumb brain you would attach it to the positive and negative bus bar and it would charge the batteries, but that doesnt seem correct.

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  2 года назад +2

      Hey Jonathan. You can connect to pos and neg bus bar. That’s essentially how my solar charger is connected to this system. Or, you could connect the leads of the battery charger directly to the posts of the battery If you don’t have those bus bars👍🏻

    • @djyoungcity
      @djyoungcity 2 года назад +2

      @@BrianWatersOutdoors Thanks for the response

    • @kimmer6
      @kimmer6 Год назад +1

      I like the Aims 75 amp chargers. They have dip switches so you can set them for different battery chemistries. They are so reliable that you can connect to a lithium battery and watch it charge at 1000 watts, walk away, then come back and find it throttled back to 2-3 watts with fully charged battery. For lithium, it stops at 14.4 volts as needed for 100% charge.

  • @AlwaysAniceBeauty
    @AlwaysAniceBeauty Год назад

    What’s the difference between 400 hours and 24 volt?

  • @kickgas7171
    @kickgas7171 Год назад +1

    Great workmanship. Only one suggestion though. Lose the high frequency, transformerless pure sine wave inverter, spend a little more money and install a low frequency, transformer based pure sine wave inverter instead. The inverter that you currently have mounted is absolutely worthless for powering inductive loads such as power tools, motors, microwave, refrigerators, air compressors etc. because it provides very little surge capacity. You may be able to power a few inductive loads when this inverter is new, but every time you fire up one of those loads, your damaging the MOSFETs in this inverter and after repeated use, it will fail.

  • @ccbongers
    @ccbongers 3 месяца назад

    Can you help me out here. You are showing 12v inverter at 2000watts, that is 166.67 amps. Your using 2awg wire that is rated at 115 amps. Something does not smell right here to me.

  • @waynestonesr4936
    @waynestonesr4936 Год назад +1

    #BrianWatersOutdoors rocks !

  • @argellaguardia9390
    @argellaguardia9390 Год назад +1

    Very nice build!
    Can a single 120W solar paner cahrge your 200Ah LiFePO4 battery?
    Been using 120W solar panel too to charge my 250Ah lifepo4 battery but could not fully charge it. I can only reach 73AH charge for 2 days charging. Im using PWM charge controller though, still waiting for my 50A MPPT charge controller.

  • @todamnbad
    @todamnbad 2 года назад +2

    When you kill the power does your battery monitor keep its memory?

  • @fabiolopes9090
    @fabiolopes9090 Год назад +1

    I need a little help here, I have a 175w renogy solar panel Can I connect 1 or 2 100w solar panels in parallel To the 175w? Thank you

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  Год назад +1

      To make it super simple….you don’t want to connect different size solar panels together. You can….but it brings in a lot of problems.

  • @markblankenship8289
    @markblankenship8289 Год назад +1

    Hi thank you for the Video I have a question
    Do you have to turn off your mppt charge controller if you shut off the main battery switch?

    • @BrianWatersOutdoors
      @BrianWatersOutdoors  Год назад

      Yes, otherwise it will be a slow drain in the battery. I just flip my breaker to cut power completely from it.

  • @benmims1949
    @benmims1949 Год назад +1

    How are you grounding?