RPS WaterSecure - Customer FAQs on Solar / Battery / Inverter for Water Pump Backup

[@ttawevino9964]

@RPS Solar Pumps You guys really put a lot of thought in your kits to touch on every possible scenario. I just have a couple questions related to troubleshooting. I admit you briefly talked about it but this video wasn’t intended as a troubleshooting breakdown. What kind of troubleshooting is expected with the charger/inverter in this kit? I’m also wondering how much life to expect from the inverter if shipping it back to you for repairs is not cost effective.

[@RPSSolarPumps]

If they are kept in a nice dry location out of the elements, we do not expect any maintenance plan or troubleshooting in the field. However if anything goes wrong, we have replacement parts available!

[@billwangi2586]

In PNG we use 240v. Your system is designed for 220v. Would you supply a step down transformer?

[@RPSSolarPumps]

Hello Bill, 220VAC is used as a generic term for 220V/230V/240V AC which is the allowable voltage tolerance. Our system is compatible across this voltage range, so no issues here!

[@skunkape5918]

Question: can i add more solar panels and batteries later? Just kidding😉 Looks great! I'm definitely getting one!

[@RPSSolarPumps]

Actually, yes you can! There is a limit based on the built in solar charge controller, but for the most part you can keep adding panels and batteries if you find your water or power demand increases.

[@hazratsk8101]

Installation man

[@RPSSolarPumps]

Yep, working on an installation video next!