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500 Amp hours of batteries, fuse blocks and solar panel controller, with 4 x 180 watt panels. Each panel is capable of 8 amps on a bright day.
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Outback solar controller. This controller will deliver up to 33 percent more power than what is output by the solar panels. With 32 amps of panels I have seen upwards of 42 amps output with this controller. The green wire is a battery temp sensor to keep the controller from cooking the batteries.
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Fuse and grounding blocks for the solar panels. Each panel is fused with a 10 amp fuse. Then they are routed into a 40 amp fuse into the controller. A 60 amp fuse is used from the controller to the batteries.
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One 200 amp fuse is for the 1000 watt inverter and the other is for the power block below. This is to prevent accidents from occurring.
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Fuse blocks for users to attach their devices to the battery pack. This has a 32 foot number 2 gauge wire to reduce any power lost.
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This allows for a clean connection to the battery pack. Each connection can handle any car fuse so a user can select the correct amperage. The plastic lids keep any exposures for shorts to a minimum.
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