Can you hook these up in junction with a wind turbine?
1701781
Yes, it can be done but is tricky...need to do some research on it...here are a couple if quick links I found to get you started...good luck.. http://forum.solar-electric.com/showthread.php?6853-adding-wind-to-solar-battery-bankhttp://midsummerenergy.co.uk/solar-panel-information/SolarPanelWiringDiagrams/WiringSolarPanelsAndWindTurbinesSingleRegulator
1701782
The short answer is no, however with additional controllers, inverters, breakers and fuses any power sources can be combined. Wind, Solar, Hydro electric, even thermal. When combining these power sources to charge batteries it is best to have the experts design a system that will work for your specific application. This will save you money in the end.
1701783
you can hook it up in junction to the battery with the solar panel but not in line or same line of the solar panel output
456019
Yes you can, as long as you do not exceed the recommended Wattage and Amperage.
1337125
You can, but you would need a AC to DC power converter and a 3 pin fan connector to plug into the GRID.
1970572
I believe you could. I mounted my outside near my deck and ran an electrical cord to it. It works great.
1165784
We just hooked ours up to a car battery. It has clamps like jumper cables, if there is a spot in your generator to hook them then yes
84085
Unless you get a very expensive, sophisticated system, you will not be able to hook into the house electrical system. Most panels and windchargers produce 12 V DC. It has to be inverted to 120 V AC and still can't be connected to household power. For most of us it is best to just power certain things on solar and keep everything else on the grid.
855536
No, you Can not!!!You need to plug in some equipment that transforms the energy to 110volts
1382889
I have it hooked up to Solar PV, i assume it could work for wind turbine. But a call to morningstar could give u a definitive answer.
940309
Yes, mine is hooked up that way. Additional info.: The generator does not keep the battery charged. Need to disconnect it while not in use or it will discharge due to the monitoring function staying awake.
1883992
Yes, they would be perfect! I've set up villages and the wiring gets to be a pain. Good Idea!!
1404823
No. You would need a received or amp to power them. You can get a cheap one for about 40$.
1360414
Yes but not for high voltage such as power from a wall socket. For connecting small batteries and devices, these would be ideal. They are a little short (only about a foot long.) Small radios, buzzers, speakers, light bulbs, and electronic devices can be connected easily. We used them for a school science experiment.
1295938
No. You have to hook them up to a switch or run them off another power source.
825858
Absolutely not recommended. The leverage would make the connection unsafe even dangerous, depending on the load. Some states have legal restrictions; consult your states regulations.
981336
Yes you can - the connections are not waterproof make sure you use them indoors only
1296765
They are hard wired in our application as pendent lights over a kitchen island. You could add a plug and power them that way if need be.
2218772
You can, but you must get an adapter. We saw them in Home Depot, a little pricey.