Would this system work to keep a RV house battery charged when the battery is not being charged via the car battery, or 110 power? lites h20 pump.
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Yes. I've had this system on my cabin for several months with no problems. I charge a deep cell boat battery and my 12 volt light system in the cabin works great.
1329224
It is not a pump, it is an AC converter. If you have a 110 volt AC pump that is less than 150 watts, it should work.
1300236
I uses a battery pump the one that came with it broke. I tried send the bost back but missed the dead line.
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It has a hook up for 12 volt D/C or 120 volt A/C so it will work off your RV batteries. I am currently using it in my 18 wheeler and it runs off 4 batteries I have in my truck. I can leave it running over the weekend and still crank up the truck Monday morning. So there should be no problem of a solar system keeping a battery charged to run it. One thing I do not like is it has to sit flat like a chest. As you see it pictured that it how it has to stay to run. You cannot turn it up like a regular refrigerator.
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The capacitor is not a battery,you will still need to have it charge and have a battery connected to cap.you will still need a battery to keep it charge. But if you have your Solar panel connected to a battery and cap then to pond pumps,yes it would work great......but solar panel by itself will not charge cap. Plus once you disconnected cap from battery the cap will lose power immediately. Solar panel will keep your battery charge and the cap will stop the pumps from draining battery
1988784
I use a heavy duty car battery with my 12v power inverter and so far it has keep the battery charged.I am very happy with mine.
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hey Icepuck, did this work? Could you do same with a battery charger I am wondering? Im trying to run 12v lights off a generator and trying to find a solution... FF here too and rigging out a response trailer..
2180786
This pump takes 12 volts, so we got a battery holder that held 8 AA cells. I have no idea what would happen if you tried running it on a lower voltage.
1852847
Your question is way too vague. For example, what are the ratings of the solar panels (voltage, current)? How do you intend to connect them (series,parallel)? If you're concerned about keeping the batteries charged, the Tripp Lite should do this unless, of course, you don't have it connected to AC power.You would probably receive a better answer if you contacted Tripp Lite directly and explained exactly what you are trying to do. They know their equipment better than anyone else.
398481
You should be using a deep cycle Marine/RV battery. I'm using these on my travel trailer and they work great with good sun exposure.
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If your pump runs off a 12 volt battery or 6 volt { standard automotive battery} it will work just fine
1606651
This works as a battery maintainer, not a battery charger. If you want to charge a battery for a power inverter, you need a much larger solar panel. To put this in perspective, this provides around 2.5 watts maximum. The 12v power plug in most cars is capable of more than 100 watts. I have mine attached to a deep cycle RV battery and it will barely maintain the charge, even with the battery disconnected fro the trailer.
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Yes. I separated my batteries for one to crank the motor and one to run house accessories. When the motor starts, the cranking battery gets charged first, then when 13.2 volts or so are reached the relay turns on and charges the house battery. At this point both batteries are being charged at the same time. My boat has a 70amp alt on it and the system works great. Pain to install but well worth it. Hope this helps. ~ Robert
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This is a backup pump. The primary pump normally runs on ac power not a battery.
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B. Conner:Thanks for letting me know. Like I said, I'm sure it will work (how much power dies it take to run a small pump?) And if I use rechargeables, I don't have to worry about leaking alkalines.Again, thanks for the info.
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this kit will work way beyond that as long as you have enough batteries to hook it up to.it can charge your van battery and run 12 volt appliances through your cigarette lighter or run 120 volt appliances with an inverter that can handle the amount of watts you want to use.be careful of sensitive electronics while using a cheap inverter.you may need a sine wave inverter.i would highly recommend a good group of deep cycle batteries.the more batteries the more you can run.check out youtube for lots of answers.hope I was able to help
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If you have the typical 50 amp RV service, it will work. I just installed one in my motorcoach and it is working perfect. It will charge your house batteries for your 12V lights and could run your heater, depending on the size of your heater. My RV doesn't have electric heating.