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[@sheikhhassan9222]

This is 12v (infact 9 to 10 volt) DIESEL ENGINE heater glow plug. Maximum 20 amp. Good idea and video. In my opinion glow plugs are not designed to glow for such a long time, plugs are ignited for few seconds to start diesel cold engine. You may also use 12 volts water heater on battery and solar to warm the water as mentioned in earlier comments. These heater plugs are available on all auto parts stores which deal in 12 volt diesel car, van, mini trucks like shahzor in Pakistan etc.

[@konica-minolta-serwis]

This is a scam! The solar panel (100-300W) is not able to give enough electricity to heat the water in a 60-120l drum within 1 hour! Cheat of the creator of the YT movie. Don't be fooled! It's simple physics! (example: the law of water density on a tone allows). Not to mention all the rest .... For example. A 100W solar panel throughout the day (super sunny day) would heat water in a 100l barrel (drum) probably by: 1 * C (Celsius). How does this relate to this movie ... ???

[@RustyShakleford1]

the drum is 10-15litres max

[@saeedptcl]

Sheikh Hasaan Sb, As mentioned you about your earlier comments. Bohut dhoondhay, per na milay. aap dobara copy kar dain gay yahan..??

[@sheikhhassan9222]

@@saeedptcl Muhtram, meray likhnay mai ghalati hai, I should mention, as someone mentioned earlier. Not me.

[@pehgt5099]

Excellent👍 idea to share👌

[@danielw.556]

Sorry, but this is plain BS. One glow plug is about 120W. So you have 240W. Water has a thermal capacity of 4200J/(kg x K). So to heat up 10 Liters of water from 10 to 65°C, so 55K, you need 640Wh, no losses considered. With only 240W of power, it would take 2.67 hours... you seem to have at least 50 or more liters, so it would take 10 hours, but in that time, it would loose most of the heat to the environment => Total BS! Sure, you can use glow plugs, Diesel cars use them also to help heat up the coolant... BUT they are more than 10$ each.

[@jfjjjjfj]

Exactly 🤣

[@freenando75]

somehow, ths video is worth just because of your comment. one can learn something. thank you :-) cooperation rules!

[@homertalk]

You Obviously didn't vote for creepy Joe Biden. All you need is the dream, everything can come true.

[@mattivirta]

no matter how long go heat 50 liter or 100 liter water solar panel can use alltime ON non need OFF only upper temperature need relay OFF power. because if has heat water can keep this warm easy and no matter how long time go heat all barrel, and if use water come new could wate3r automatic werty little amount at time in barrel heat fast this. same than solar heater no matter how long go but if have hot can keep all hot and new come in barrel only little ewerrytime and fast can heat. because in barrel have hot water what mix and then not need heat full all.

[@Adnancorner]

This is perfect low cost heater for poor households or even those who are living in mountains of tibet... with sun but extream cold... amazing

[@frankbraun1116]

To heat 100 l of water from 10 to 60 degree you need 5.8 kWh. There is no Isolation. So you need more than 5.8 kWh. This with one solar panel. Dream on.

[@Nikitafrom233]

Pfff, It's a very big solar panel, according to its size ~450W one. A barrel filled less than for half ~35l. Plastic is a great isolator itself. No losses at any things except wires and contacts. Easily reachable within a few sunny hours. I saw similar things, not an invention.

[@agnaldoFSJ]

Quite simple and looks like great! Thanks for share.

[@MrSunShine713]

Looks interesting I got to try this I just bought a set of 4 glow plugs for $16 on amazon. I can't wait to get it. Thank you for the video 👍👍

[@abuzarghaffari1998]

So did it work?

[@nathanjunior8618]

U R a genius. Was wondering how to 12vt heat. U nailed it. Thank u.

[@skhosanamathiyane]

Thank you very much about this video,,,,,,South Africa

[@patrioticbastard5935]

Run a 12 volt pump directly off the solar panel, thru 100 feet of black rubber garden hose... then circulate it thru the barrel ..... Much easier, No parts epoxied on that you can't change later... and it eliminates the battery which at that size will not last long enough to really heat the water... Remember that battery has a life cycle.. you can only kill it so many times before it's going to sulfate and die

[@TheAnoamy]

The battery from my factory in Taiwan, good job👍👍👍

[@andysouthern1699]

Are they selling for $10?

[@MuhammadAli00799]

amazing video loved it... pakistan proud of you

[@bigd5749]

In theory it might work, but I think if you paint the barrel black and place it in direct sunlight it could be more efficient. No need for solar panel.

[@johnholmes8416]

That's exactly what I thought. This video is a scam, just to make people waste their time & effort. Welcome to the AI nwo

[@AndyX1337]

It's a glow plug (12V), is like spark plug but for a diesel engine, you can get them on an auto part store, about 15 US dollars a piece, they work good, Thanks.

[@hamidkarimi5576]

Very good job nice

[@wala1589]

First time dekha hn

[@mcimc558]

A diesel glow plug is not designed for anything but just a momentary red to start a diesel engine that's it no more no less it's not designed to be on an infinite amount of time it will burn out

[@garajulluivalivalisgarage489]

and will kill the photopanel

[@aurelijusk.23]

Actually they ARE used by vw factory to heat coolant in winter faster. there are three of them in my diesel car.computer controlled.working 5sec or so one after another.I guess this solar panel doesn't give enough ampers to damage glow plugs.

[@MProper]

Paint the barrel black. Place it in the sunlight. Now you have 10 bugs for booze ... :D

[@insistentmind498]

Lmao place alcohol inside the barrel and watch them get boozebustered....

[@jimmyb7474]

super great video info and analysis from absolutely the best channel on utube you hit this one out of the park. thank you and keep up the good work

[@oyelucky48]

Good workable project

[@segundosilvacordova2822]

Es una idea genial hermano lo felicito

[@AndresRodriguez-de6pc]

Disculpa como se llaman esas varillas saludos

[@fs2728]

You will have a much better efficiency by just using a solar collector, without the roundabout way with the electricity.

[@fanman421]

However..... it is much simpler to run wires from the roof to a heater inside the house, than to plumb and pump water to a rooftop collector. An insulated container would make sense, and one that would hold normal city water pressure, as well as a thermostat to kill the power before boiling.

[@akiyajapan]

@@fanman421 I was wondering about the thermostat as well. Always-on glow plugs sound like a bad idea 😂

[@courtneyrize2048]

Awesome job Naveed, This is great, you other fools with negative comments why don't you try it I guarantee it will heat water with a glow plug & solar recharge batteries or direct also!

[@khalil_jibran]

زبردست جناب

[@RikBor]

A lot cheaper and efficient to buy a roll of black poly pipe and conect one end to the bottom of the tank and the other three quarters of the way up but still under water. Roll out the poly pipe in the sun and WALLA stinking hot water. This works on the principal of hot water rising. The glow plug went red hot with a battery but how hot will it get with a solar panel. They draw a LOT of current. Stick with black poly pipe and insulate the tank. Bury it under a pile of dirt and grass works great. Lived like that for years.

[@souleymanedoumbia2616]

AustraliaPhilippines Adventures Show us please.

[@RikBor]

I could and I may do one day but if you don't believe me now you never will. Also my instructions are easy to follow. I even used this method to heat a swimming pool.

[@wheatharvest]

If you have a picture of it please post. Your directions are not clear

[@RikBor]

@@wheatharvest OK if you really want to do this yourself I will do a clip on my channel. I will upload it in the next week or so on my channel. Regards Rik

[@RikBor]

Ok brought a 10 dollar roll of poly pipe and some fittings today so will soon set it up.

[@Runescope]

Okay, first of all, the solar panel, tub, glow plugs, wires, silicon sealant, etc would cost WAY more than $10. Second of all, there is no way those glowplugs heated that much water up in an hour. Totally fake.

[@paultruongthinh5238]

Great! Very great! Tks for ur sharing

[@MrITstudent]

Good job, this is a great idea, keep up the good work and keep Sharing excellent ideas.

[@cclcanadiancountrylife3628]

I’m currently building 1 of these. Costs so far. All prices in Canadian dollars -Solar panel 100W $159 Canadian tire -Water drum $20 kijiji -Glow plugs $7.29 each amazon -copper wire had it laying around -car battery $10 purchased from car scrap yard. Total coast so far $203.58

[@knowurself4999]

Wow man i got slighty used 150w solar panel (10 years warranty) for like 50 canadian $ and i am in Pakistan

[@cclcanadiancountrylife3628]

Knowurself lucky anything solar or wind here in Canada your paying top $ for.

[@samrichards8251]

And how did it work out? Heats up ok?

[@kondzio2003]

it would be better to paint the barrel black

[@eric0u812]

Interesting idea

[@dudu4027]

If i do a rough calculation, with your installation it will take arround 12 hours to heat it up and not 1 hour. Is it correct ? Solar panel = 150 W Watet mass = 30 kg Water Cp = 4200 J/kg°C Temperature increase = 55°C Time to heat = m x Cp x delta T/ Power = 30 x 4200 x 55 / 150 = 46200 second = 12.8 hours

[@fvrrljr]

Yes / No, Maybe So... Photovoltaic / Solar Thermal technician here. Yes, not bad idea using diesel automotive glow plugs sort of genius. No, not exactly the right battery I'd use a 100Ah flood leaded acid, etc. Maybe So, concept is interesting. Poor Man's Method. To the Haters: "Remember Necessity is the mother of Invention. I am it's Father! OK, We." i Like, OLE!

[@AlternativeEnergyNC]

I think a black painted barrel would work almost as well. I have a few 305w 60 cells laying around. I might try to do this if I get bored this winter.

[@fvrrljr]

@@AlternativeEnergyNC Agreed, or a used water heater with a 24V DC element. I've used the 24V DC element on a 5 gallon bucket.

[@konica-minolta-serwis]

Yes, a necessity is the mother of inventions but not LIES !!! Show the truth, not cheat viewers. And this movie is one big lie, that's all. Solar panels are great! It's something that must become everyday and common but you should know how to apply and how it works. And showing films that are misleading is unfair. I do not hate and dispel doubts. I am asking you for objective assessment and thinking. Knowledge is the key to success. A lie only leads to failure. greetings

[@konica-minolta-serwis]

If a child lies, it is difficult. If it's an adult, it's scary!

[@fvrrljr]

@@konica-minolta-serwis what part of the video bothers you. clearly the glow plugs are running off the battery. it took him one hour to heat the water to HIS purpose. no lie there. hooking the solar panel to charge the battery is correct. You don't like the fact that he's missing components. Video serves me because I can build one the right way. $$$ I happen to have a 64 diesel mercedes, will try this since i do have some glow plugs laying around. don't need a solar panel to hook glow plugs to a battery.

[@Shahzaib_943]

Good to see a pakistani guy doing amazing stuff like this 👍

[@GEAUXFRUGAL]

Great idea.

[@eimerzeug]

Really cool, thank you for sharing this nice video with us :)

[@comfixit]

Can you please share the link to where you purchased the solar panel that fit into the 10 budget? This would be super helpful for those of us wanting to re-create for under $10 but can't find the cheap solar parts.

[@ww07ff]

Search for black hose solar water heater

[@mianarshadmahmood5025]

Kuch nae Malta is jasa

[@urbnctrl]

Wait for a storm then hit the block of a neighborhood. Guaranteed panel obtained

[@rickellithorpe7428]

I am going to try it with heater elements for a hot water heater that will last longer..

[@FunTimePassFTP]

Nice 👍

[@uprightfossil6673]

Very good application of repurposed items. This is excellent. Perfect for my off grid plans. Subscribed without hesitation because infant to see what you do in the future as well. Thanks for this great idea

[@chrisb.7787]

I don't know how much solar panels cost in your country, but if that pannel is under 10$ we Americans are getting scammed out of a lot of money.

[@anandkachale5187]

XD

[@85LVincent]

Depends.. I got a couple of old 190w panel $30 each. Sometimes u might get free one if that’s house demolitions.

[@jregamey]

If you buy American yes your being scammed. Only go with longi panels. Bifocal ones. Don't get suckered into that other crap. China is leading in solar. Longi is the best.

[@justinsane7128]

Glow plugs are 10

[@RobotacularRoBob]

@@jregamey Looking at prices one panel seems to go for HUNDREDS of dollars more than traditional panels, seeming to be $2000+ upfront cost. For 10x the price they better be 1,000% more efficient

[@edgotbait]

If you would have drilled the correct size hole you could have treaded it in and not used that glue

[@copyrightfreetelawatequran]

Any way nice idea

[@BESTCOOKINGTUTORIAL]

good idea

[@timothygodfrey4950]

just get an old electric hot water heater and replace the 120 volt elements with 12 volt versions-use what is actually recommended for heating water

[@uprightfossil6673]

I agree that is how we can do it with access to all parts and equipment. Most of what he shows are repurposed items that Third World countries have laying around for free. I believe he's just showing how to make life better. Not that it isn't a great idea for the off grid greenhouse.

[@asimktk3030]

12volt element not available in market in Pakistan

[@asimktk3030]

Pakistan gull

[@robvannNS]

12v water heater elements are available and a lot less pricey than glow plugs...

[@haseebkhan3888]

Price mention kar dain

[@ehsanehsan1753]

Yeh kaha se milega

[@manuelhdez9337]

H

[@eesatraders]

Ye khana se mily ga

[@hilalahmad500]

Where is this glow plug for sale and how much it's cost

[@pejemmy903]

Very good job

[@MrWilliamzhang2008]

this is a good idea. we have solar PV hot water system - Solar PV DC Water Heater all-in-one products, pools/industry with high efficiency, cost saving. thanks.

[@habibrezayee1225]

The water temperature has risen at least by 20-30 degrees due to direct sunlight in plastic container out under the direct sunlight.

[@sandisomazibuko93]

🤣🤣🤣

[@DaveWatts_ejectamenta]

You saw the water bubbling near the glowplugs?

[@wildatom669]

I'm going to try this on my 30,000 gallon pool. 900 solar panels should do it.

[@tomrock1881]

Hehe are you joking 😉

[@tomrock1881]

It's not possible like this video

[@tribulationcoming]

shukria, and thanks,.......

[@captanarif4328]

Nice video

[@edgotbait]

Also you better put some kind of vent on it. If you leave the lid on it could blow it off or the barrel apart

[@f150bft]

Where the hell does the under 10$ come in? Maybe under $10 in water.......

[@snitrex]

Good work bro

[@bakhtmuhammad8967]

Good video sir

[@nasirkhan2875]

Good idea. What kind of elements you have used pls?

[@henriklassen3435]

I cant Even get the barrel for 10 dollar

[@mojizzaidi4117]

Excellent

[@Berkb67]

Super 👍😊😊😊👍👍👍

[@lubom.6960]

i don´t believe, that with one solar panel can be such volume of water (the barrel about 50-80L) be heated up from 10.5 to 65.5°C in one hour! how much power can give one panel? according to the equation Q = m·c·ΔT you need for 50L about 3,2 kWh, such fv panel i´d like to have :-)

[@MrCrankyface]

Could be possible, thought it was fake at first too. But the drum looks rather small judging by his hand on the lid and at 1:39 you can barely make out "39.9 kg", so lets estimate with 40 liter instead. ΔT of 55c then gives 2.55 kWh, which a 450W(you can freely buy up to 520W or so) solarpanel can manage in ~6 hours if we're counting optimal solar input. 6 hours is reasonable time frame for "leaving for some time" BUT you also need to account for all the sun the barrel itself is catching. I cannot be bothered to try to calculate that but I would imagine it'd have a noticeable effect on the heat of the water, at least initially. Yet another consideration, if the enviroment is 30c hot, then you're yet again not needing that much power from the solarpanel. So obviously needs more facts, but it's not entirely implausible. Edit: Nevermind, I missed the "after an hour" headline, but I also missed that the barrel only seems half-full which would then be 1.3kWh. Even at that fill level, it makes it highly unlikely in that short time span.

[@jamesbrown99991]

Wow... so fake. That did not happen in 1 hour. For a 200W panel, 30L water, from 10°-65°, it would take >9 hours.

[@em.2s767]

Parabéns, ótima ideia...

[@waniyasaeed1712]

Quite de energo de produco. Oety bermalay prico din fente

[@berdanruscova4706]

super. perfekt

[@Jeropa]

This is a hocus-pocus videoclip., with fake and impossible results according to the material shown in this videoclip. It shows only the measured temperature but nothing else. And this makes me very skeptic. Here are the facts: to calculate the kilowatt-hours (kWh) required to heat water, the following formula can be used: Pt = (4.2 × L × T ) ÷ 3600. Where: L is the number of liters of water that is being heated. T is the difference in temperature from what you started with, listed in degrees Celsius. Pt is the power used to heat the water, in kWh. Estimating the values according to the videoclip images the following: - The electrodes were placed about 15 cm high. The water covering the electrodes looks to be higher the 15 cm above the electrodes. Lets consider 15 + 10 = 25 high. - The diameter of the tank looks something between 40 and 50cm. Assuming 44.5 cm diameter, so 22.25 cm radius. The volume of water can be calculated then to be approximately = 25 cm high x (radius 22.25 cm)^2 x 3.14 = 39740 cm3 = 40 liters. Temperature goes from 10.6 to 65.5 degrees Celsius. so a difference of 54.9 Celsius degrees. Therefore, Pt = (4.2 × L × T ) ÷ 3600 = (4.2 x 40 liters x 54.9 degrees Celsius) / 3600 = at least 2.56 kWh needed Only one solar panel was shown, and tipically these solar panels provide with a maximum peak of 250W/h, or 0.25 kWh. This means that the solar panel needs to run at least 10.24 hours non-stop at full capacity to be able produce these 2.56 kWh, and not just 1 hour as claimed. And this cannot be produced with only 1 solar panel in just one day! By the way, to produce 2.56 kWh in just 1 hour at least 10 solar panels will be needed! Note: I didn't want to discuss other matters like thickness of the cables (resistance and losses due to DC current), losses on the solar panels (by running non-stop at full sunlight), temperature dissipation on plastic, etc. which all lead to more energy losses so longer exposure time (or more solar panels) needed.

[@joeyjennings9548]

YEAH... BUT.. BUT.. BUT.. if you just make a black tank it gets from 120° to 140° i know cause thats what i made in my back yard.. its a 30 gallon slanted tank for southern sun exposure. no electricity needed 👍

[@humanhealth8303]

amazing

[@RichardNBBarrett]

Nice, hot water should be stored at 60c in order to kill legionella, so good stuff.

[@Gabbberbene]

First, imagine how hot the water would have become, if the sun had shined on the solar panel.

[@javedch9521]

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[@danielnitoi7079]

That panel will output maximum 20% of the total solar energy absorbed so why not just paint black the tank ???

[@NasM]

There is so much loss in this process . and I don't believe the time to raise the temperature was 1 hour on the solar panel. He must have used the battery as well :D not sure how strong the sun is in India on the other hand :)

[@alwisyamhudi7875]

Kreatif ini cocok buat di Indonesia

[@rafaelriveran.9761]

Interesting.

[@zorans5200]

Those glow plugs require alot of amperage... The you need 2-3 car batteries in order for this to work well.. Also.. the glow plugs are not designed to be on all the time..

[@ww07ff]

It's the most inefficient way to heat water. Solar panels efficiency are between 15% and 20% (sun energy/square meter). Just use a black garden hose, it's more than 50% efficient (sun energy/square meter) and cheaper. The barrel should be thermal isolated (EPS) Black garden hose heat collector: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6eoq6Cdf5qheq8 Sun energy per square meter: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3yboKqfgraEqas

[@RealElectronics]

nice video

[@shahzadalijoya7147]

Nice

[@Moist_yet_Crispy]

Good vid, But the solar panel is going to cost more than 10$. Should revise title.

[@ajarivas72]

It is a great idea and it works. Generating eletricity through photovoltaic panels to heat water is not cost effective. Better use the electricity in other applications and heat the water directly with a solar boiler.

[@Sandramce60]

All I need is about 20 gallons of water so I Burrowed my fish tanks heater and pop it in the 20 gallon bucket there just wait a bit it will get warm enought lol

[@wayejcreative]

Very nice....

[@badgermtn]

About the least efficient way to heat water, but whatever....it seems to do the job for you. Couple suggestions: Insulate the container! And, install a cheap digital thermostat that can handle the Amps your solar panel puts out, so as to shut off the power to the glow plugs once the water is up to something usable, like maybe 60C

[@fvrrljr]

Finally a fellow Man that didn't criticize but offered constructive criticism. i Like, OLE!

[@pabloguzman7211]

Tal vez sea más eficiente y económico un calentador serpentina con agua. Siempre en ambos casos hay Sol

[@Mktronixx]

Wehre you get such a powerful solar panel for only 10 $? In my country is 1€ per watt. A 100 Watts panel costs 100€.

[@tomrock1881]

China is still in market

[@shillout7270]

Great Idea but I would utilize the Glow Plug threads. Find nuts to fit the threads and large flat washers. Drill the holes with close tolerance for threads and clamp the Plugs rigidly to the barrel, That way you can use Silastic to seal from leaks. Also it will release easier if the Plugs burn out and need replacing. If the plugs burn out too often you could wire them in series. The plugs still should get hot enough but take a bit longer to heat up.

[@andersonsilveiramotta7633]

Pra quem usa energia solar em casa e uma ótima idéia

[@WaldemarSzmuro]

Polypropylen can not be glued. Only sealing or welding.

[@mianahmad6591]

It's a need of the time especially in pk. You didn't mention where to buy. And what is the cost. Thanks

[@OnlineAnand]

Idea is good

[@Abdulmajid-db8hh]

Plz yi cheez kha mil jayige...or iska kya name hy...lpz

[@ayanbilal7388]

بھائی یہ سولر پلیٹ پہ پانی گرم کرنے والا یہ سسٹم کہاں سے ملے گا

[@ayanbilal7388]

میرے بھائی مجھے اس کی ضرورت ہے یہ بتائیں مجھے کہاں سے پانی گرم کرنے والے ہیٹر کہاں سے ملیں گے

[@georgenaps5255]

amazing!!!

[@ChrisEckman]

Why not just use black pex in a box with a small pump to circulate it? It'd probably be cheaper and more efficient than paying for a solar panel, converting light to electrical energy, and then converting electrical energy to heat.

[@ianjuelz2763]

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[@abdielamir915]

@Ian Juelz Instablaster ;)

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[@abdielamir915]

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[@muhammadyaseen3933]

ٹوٹلی غلط ھے میں یہ تجربہ کرکے دیکھ چکا ھوں ۔ ڈرم کیا ایک بالٹی بھی نہیں گرم کرتا دو گھنٹے میں

[@Scott-xo1el]

Awesome

[@snc1930]

Zabrdast

[@WhatDadIsUpTo]

After 1 hour? SERIOUS DOUBTS. THE MATH WON'T EVEN SUPPORT YOUR CLAIMS!

[@stevensalt3683]

Not a good system at all. Glow plugs are not designed to be in water or stay powered on for long periods of time. Also the battery will not last long keep fully discharging at this amperage.

[@SecureSuppliesLimited]

Can be Used to defrost water fuels or water fuel tank took great work

[@pauloinventostube7533]

Show !👍👈

[@2487mpobor]

Solar panel power? Hom much time took to get hot water? thanks!!! I want to do the same

[@gertgartenhaus8016]

Das wird nicht funktionieren in dieser Konfiguration, da die Leistung des Solarpannel viel zu klein ist um auch nur 1 Liter Wasser von 10 auf 60 Grad C innerhalb 1 Stunde zu erhitzen. Die Tonne nimmt mehr Energie auf durch die direkte Sonneneinstrahlung als über den Strom von dem gezeigeten Solarpanel. Ich meine, dieses Video zeigt nicht die Wahrheit, ist aber vielleich künsterrisch wertvoll.

[@gertgartenhaus8016]

Also, Das Panel das man da sehen kann kann von seiner Größe her eine Nennleistumg zwischen 50 und 100 W haben. eine Gühkerze zieht zwischen 20 und 40 A. Das sind 12V mal 40A = 480W pro Glühkerze . 2 Glühkerzen das ist eine Leistungsaufnahme von maximal 960W. Das ist für das gezeigte Solarpanel nicht sehr gesund -- fast schon ein Kurzschluß. Selbst bei voller Sonneneinstrahlung wird die Spannung einbrechen . Einschätzen kann ich das , weil ich mich seit den 1980er Jahren mit Solareinergie beschäftige und sie auch selber nutze. Zur Zeit betreibe ich eine Kleine Insel-Photovoltaik-Anlage mit einer Nennleistung von 1,5 KW und Warmwasser-Solarkollektoren von über 20m2 Fläche . Heute ist erste Tag seit November mit so viel Sonnenschein, dass sich die Akkus mal wieder richtig aufladen konnten und das Wasser ist heiß. Heute hätte ich auch mit dem erzeugten Strom warm Wasser machen können aber der Wirkungsgrad über Solarstrom Warmwasser zu bereiten ist bescheiden, da bringen die Warmwasser-Kollektoren mehr. Heute das ist der erste Tag seit über 2 Monaten in denen es hier immer sehr bedeckt war. Der strom hat in dieser Zeit nur gereicht um die Beteuchtung zu betreiben. von März bis Oktober komm ich gut mit dem Strom aus , von November bis Februar kann es da schon knapp werden.

[@andersonmartins1584]

Good morning. I live in Brazil and I really enjoyed your video. I would like to know if you have the purchase link for the resistor that you used on alliexpress? and what is the power of the solar panel you used. A tip you could make one. video using a temperature controller. Because when the temperature reaches a certain temperature, the system automatically turns off.

[@clausrei]

I am tying this now, but not in a barrel but just a smaller old paint tin and a single glow plug. What I have learned so far: May 100WP Solar penal does not provide enough Ampere (5.5 A) to make the glow plug glow. I will try again with a car battery, which I don't have available right now - it should have 40A. (I connected the glow plug to a battery charger at first and that made the glow plug glow. Just the battery charger switches of after a 2 minutes for some reason )

[@youtubemusicandlyrics4677]

Have you tried this? How well is this working for you?