Questions and Answers for Renogy 4800-Watt 48-Volt Off Grid Monocrystalline Solar Kit

A:  Hi Stevie, Thank you for your interest in our products. We would like to confirm does this 30amp camper trailer releases a full 30amp or it's a combination? To properly size a system to meet your needs we would need to know the voltage, amperage or wattage, and run time of each of your items. This will help us determine how many batteries you would need to run these items for a day and how many panels you would need to charge those batteries within a day of peak solar production. If you could give me a list of your items with these values, I can see what kind of system you may need. Have a great day!

A:  Hi JackHinson, Thank you for contacting Renogy support. While you can combine the controller and the panels together in each kit to make a bigger system, buying 2 of these kits, will result you in getting duplicate items that you may not need such as combiner box, quad enclosure, cables such as adapter kits and battery cables. Should you have any questions, please contact us at 909-287-7111, Monday through Friday 8:30 am - 3:00 pm PDT. Please expect long wait times as we also are migrating to a new phone system. Again, thank you for your patience.

A:  Hey Ash, Thank you for reaching out and for your technical questions. In order to accurately size a solar system, we would need to know the rated wattage of each of your loads and the approximate run time of the respective loads. With this 2,560-watt solar system, you can expect about 220 amp-hours per day at 48-volts. As long as your electrical loads are not consuming more than you are producing, you will have a well-balanced system. As far as batteries, we would recommend having a battery bank rated at a minimum capacity of 400AH at 48-volts. Please contact us with any other questions, have a great day.

A:  Hello Colby, This system can be used to maintain a 48-volt battery bank and would be ideal for a small home. We would recommend sizing your solar system needs based on your daily electrical use. Please contact us if you need any assistance with the sizing of an accurate solar system, have a great day.

A:  Thank you for the question! This depends on how much wattage your items pull per day. The 2560w kit has the capability of producing up to 12,672wh per day or 12.6kw per day (2560w * 5.5 peak solar hours at a 90% efficacy = 12,672wh). So if your loads draw less than 12.6kW per day and you have optimal solar production it may. Thank you, M.S.

A:  Hello, Thank you for reaching out and your interest in Renogy. This system will be able to run most of these loads but the questions becomes for how long. We would like to size a system for your based on your hourly wattage consumption. Please contact us with a list of your appliances and the rated wattage, thank you and have a wonderful day.

A:  Hello Jimmy, Thank you for reaching out and your interest in Renogy. You will need 4x 12-volt batteries connected in series to achieve a 48-volt battery bank. Please contact us if you have any additional questions, have a wonderful day.

A:  Hello Gary, Thank you for reaching out and your interest in Renogy. The batteries and the inverter will be some of the most expensive components in a solar system. We offer these components on our website, please contact us if you have any questions, have a wonderful day.

A:  Hi Julie, I recommend 5 watt hours battery . It works great for to charge my phone and computer! Thanks!

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A:  Hello Julie, We would recommend a 12-volt battery bank rated at a minimum capacity of 200-amp hours. We would recommend considering our Renogy deep cycle batteries. Also, please keep in mind if you will be powering A/C loads, you will require an inverter.