Full Video Eco-Worthy Hybrid Solar Wind for The Greenhouse Part 4

Eco-Worthy 1000W 24V (400W Wind+6x100W Solar) Solar Wind Hybrid Kit Part 4
We are installing a 1000w hybrid solar wind system from Eco-Worthy to power the greenhouse. We have to get it done before the growing season starts.
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The Eco-Worthy Hybrid Solar Wind System (SKU: L04WTG400-24M100NIUS-6) is a renewable energy setup that uses both wind and solar power. It has a 400W wind turbine and several 100W solar panels. This system is great for places without regular electricity because it can make power from both the wind and the sun.
The wind turbine works well even when there's not much wind, and the solar panels are good at turning sunlight into electricity. This means the system can provide a steady supply of power in different weather conditions.
It's especially useful in remote areas or for people who want to use less traditional energy. The system is also easy to set up and use.
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[@JoeTheFarmer]

Man that’s a handy way to get some power! Loved this series. You’re showing we Tennessee boys have a little bit more smarts than people think!

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

That's Right. We are smarter than we look. LOL!

[@Shaktibhai7812]

Yes

[@johnkillen588]

IDEA.......us the dump resistor for battery heating.............of course u will need the proper flat plate heater inside an insulated box as lipo4 does not do well charging below freezing just an idea for ya............enjoyed the vid and I thank you.

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

What about the summer? It could over heat the batteries. Freezing is not a big issue for us. We only have a few days the are below freezing each year. We may dip below freezing, but most winter day are above freezing during daylight. The greenhouse uses this to our advantage.

[@militantfarmer4338]

Thank you for your videos and thanks for part four.

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

My pleasure! I hope they were helpful.

[@jamesharless5357]

Very nice work Tony, and great video!👍🏻

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

Thanks 👍

[@davida.p.9911]

Excellent work Tony! 😎 That's an awesome project! Thanks for sharing!

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

We have enjoyed building it. It will be nice to have power in the greenhouse on demand.

[@tappedthatsugarshackhallad3909]

Great overview. Awesome stuff, as always, guys

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

I am so excited to get this done. One step forward.

[@matthewknight5641]

I'd sure like to have a couple of those solar tracker mounts. I'm surprised at how inexpensive they are. If they hold up without a lot of maintenance please make another video and show us.

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

This is my third one. The other two are about a year old. Check out the playlist for this build. There is a solar tracker install video.

[@Alliancephysicalculturegym]

Great video thank you

[@TimeAfterTym]

Fun video and informative. This will take some real thinking if I ever do something like this. My question is I don’t remember you getting the Baumalight ditch digger… I think you’re coming up with projects to justify acquiring new tractor toys lol. Happy new year to both of you and give Gizmodog a hug for me and Colleen.

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

The trencher has been around a couple months. We will did a few miles of wire, water, gas, and grey water lines before it is all over. I will most likely sell it after that.

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

Happy New Year to you and yours

[@marydick2704]

Thanks for all your hard work with making these wonderful videos on Eco Worthy I got my system, built a cart for solar panel kit going to put a box with controls on it, my question is on the green unloader did the wires and wing nuts come with it nothing came with mine to hook it up?

[@biscoguy]

I really enjoy watching your videos, you keep it real, and through in some humor great stuff!! Thanks for making this update video. Maybe after this setup has been up and running for a bit longer, you can let us know how much power the turbine is generating per week, or per month. I was thinking about getting a wind turbine, but from reading about them it sounds like they really do not generate to much power.

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

I don't look at the wind turbine as a continuous power source. At its absolute best, it can run about 3 100 watt bulbs while turning at maximum RPM. I think the wind turbine is helpful in keeping the batteries topped off on days that have less sun. Generally the days that have less sun have more wind. I don't think a wind turbine this size makes any sense for a standalone system. It compliments the solar system.

[@michaelchane2593]

Can one see the output voltage and amp if it is working very well

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

I can tell you that it is working as advertised. Check out the last greenhouse video and it ran a concrete mixer. A fan and a high pressure water pump for hours. The solar by itself almost kept up with it. I lost one tick out of five on the meter and it charged back to full shortly after we stopped using the system.

[@michaelchane2593]

@@TonysTractorAdventure Thanks for getting back to me on your experience, i just want to be clear....How many watt windmill and voltage? so it charged the battery well

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

Solar is the key in our area. The windmill adds little along the way due to my location. It works as advertised, but it needs wind. It seems to work out. When it is cloudy and stormy, there is wind.

[@kennethmclaughlin9538]

wow great job and I love how you go into details, how are you going to keep it warm in the Green house in winter ?

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

I am going to live in Tennessee. LOL! We have very few days in the year that stays below freezing.

[@kennethmclaughlin9538]

Oh thats Good We are in Nebraska :-) and i have not found a cheap way yet to keep the greenhouse warm in winter but I will :-) thank you again amazing job you have done there. @@TonysTractorAdventure

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

I have thought about building a geothermal system. I think a closed-loop system would really work well in our area due to the not-so-cold weather. It would probably help cool in the summer.

[@Maxvolts443]

I'm from the UK, I've watched the 4 parts of this video and it's very informative, just would like to know how the panels are connected to the wind and solar charge controller, is it in series or series parallel

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

The controller is rated at 51 volts open circuit voltage. It has a max input wattage of 800 watts. You will have to arrange your panels accordingly based on your panel specs. There are so many variables depending on the panel manufacturer. Mine are 2s x 3p

[@Maxvolts443]

Thought so I use eco worthy 120w panels @ 24.5 voc

[@Maxvolts443]

So it will be the same for me

[@optionstrader9637]

I'm heavily considering considering four ecoworthy trackers and mounting 12 400 watt bifacial panels for my house

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

My trackers are holding up well.

[@robertwinton2649]

🤗❤️👍

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

👍👍👍👍 Thank you

[@solarcharging9743]

Nice system except for the inverter. You would have far better off spending a few extra dollars and installing a low frequency, transformer based inverter instead of that short lived, low surge capacity high frequency, transformerless inverter. Low frequency inverters last far, far longer and they provide a much higher surge capacity.

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

It is a greenhouse. There will be little to no surges. It will mostly run fans in the summer.

[@lawrencepevitts2434]

You look good, Tony. Have you been loosing weight? Your face looks thinner.

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

I have lost 52 pounds of fat by eating right. I have gained 8 pounds of muscle by hitting the gym.

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

Thank you for saying this. It inspires me to do even better.