100% DC Off Grid Yurts Solar Electrical System

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • A walkthrough video of a 100% DC off-grid solar system designed and installed for two yurts and a shared appliance shed / bathhouse in January of 2021.
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Комментарии • 7

  • @JSmithsvideo
    @JSmithsvideo Год назад +1

    Genius at work! Thanks for the detailed explanation.

  • @zachariahstillwater
    @zachariahstillwater 5 месяцев назад

    Wow, this is great. I have been looking for such a long time for a video like this so glad I found you here. I’ll be in contact.

  • @benjones8977
    @benjones8977 2 года назад +1

    I am from the Pacific Northwest and have 7.7 kW of PV on my roof. I’m running a 24 V system.
    I could do that with less, but it rains a lot here and I find the biggest problem in the winter months is insulation. So if you’re in a cold environment, I would concentrate heavily on the insulation.

    • @geekstradamus1548
      @geekstradamus1548 Год назад +1

      Hello Ben. I’m researching for a new build, all DC home. Obviously having issues with finding the larger appliances.
      What solution did you go with for fridge/oven/washer/etc.? I’m wanting full-size, “normal” house appliances, so looking at modifying them, or point-of-charge inverters that can be unplugged as more DC only appliances become available over the years.
      Hope to be where you are power-wise in 8-9 months. Congrats on being there!

  • @projectmalus
    @projectmalus 3 года назад +1

    Very nice, it must be super quiet in those yurts. I'll check out that e-book. Recently I rebuilt my system and for the same cost as 10 years ago, I doubled the power available. 1600W solar, 24 volt system, lead acid 400Ah battery, if I was to change it further would be to have 2400W solar...which would involve a bigger model charge controller...or go more dc like in the video. Thanks guys, you rock.

  • @ashforkdan
    @ashforkdan 2 года назад +2

    It's way easier today to build your self it's just plug and play. Way cheaper than when I went off grid 28 yrs ago.

  • @Shudog99
    @Shudog99 5 месяцев назад

    Who makes the best DC appliances?