The Solar Generator You Can Actually Afford

[@DouglasNewson]

Good little unit

[@sun-sea-solar]

Very good so far. Part 2 will be the dc testing

[@JimHanner]

I like this channel but is there any way you can stop the video being a tiny rectangle in my screen (YT on a computer, not a phone) and not reversed for most of it? Audio's a bit lacking too, which is a shame because you have interesting things to say! I came here because I bought a small (2kW) Anenji all-in-one inverter for my caravan, searched for the brand and apart from some Polish YTers, you were the only person giving out information about them as a company and the gear. I'll be installing that over the winter, so wish me luck!

[@sun-sea-solar]

@JimHanner apologies I've only recently noticed that. Because I only ever watch the videos back on my phone. I think if don't improve the audio and video quality I'm unlikely to get more subscribers. But I appreciate the advice. I also have an Anenji inverter in my camper van. What size is it?

[@JimHanner]

@@sun-sea-solar Thanks for taking the comments well. I''m interested in what you're saying - there aren't many other channels looking into all-in-ones on here. I got a 2kW output Anenji. I need less than half that - just enough to run my Starlink and chargers on the days I don't get power from the festival sites I'm working on. I'm going to put 800W of solar on the roof and put a 280ah battery in. Then convert the caravan's electrical system to go with it. Fingers crossed!

[@sun-sea-solar]

@JimHanner you didn't mention if it's the 12v or 24v version. Check the DC input for your Anenji. Most are between 60v and 500v and to be honest 60v just won't be enough. 4 x 200w panels all in series at a guest would give you around 100v VOC but a good way to get around this is use a separate MPPT victron or renogy. That's how I run it in my camper van.

[@sun-sea-solar]

@JimHanner I'll look into some better formatting. I think 9:16 is full screen for computers I could be wrong. Need a better phone for videos 😂

[@JimHanner]

@@sun-sea-solar Sorry - it's a 12v to easily hook up to the existing caravan bits. I didn't fancy completely rewiring it!