Rich Solar Complete Off-Grid Solar Kit | 13,000W 120/240V Output | 48VDC (19.2kWh Alpha 5 Server Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery) + 12,800 Watts of Solar PV

Your Perfect Residential Solar Kit | 13,000W 120/240V Output | 48VDC (19.2kWh Alpha 5 Server Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery) + 7,400-12,730 Watts of Solar PV

This comprehensive solar kit is designed to provide you with a reliable off-grid power solution. It includes a 48VDC system with a massive 19.2kWh Alpha 5 Server Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Bank, paired with 7.4-12.73kW of Solar PV, ensuring you have a robust and sustainable energy source.

This kit provides everything that you'll need to run a substantial off-grid setup. With your selected configuration of solar input, the13000W 120V/240V split inverter output is powerful enough to run everything from air conditioners and well pumps, fridges, tv, workshop equipment, office space and more!

The 12.73Kw array will produce 51,920KW per day with 4-hours of sunlight or 89,110KW per day with 7-hours of sunlight. That's 1.5M-2.68M KW (1,500-2,680kWh) produced per month! Taking into account that the average 3,000 square foot home requires between 1,500-3,000kWh per month, this kit has you covered! 

Do you need a larger or smaller solar array? Call us at (857) 201-0530 and we'll build the kit that's right for you.

Efficient Off-Grid Power

The primary purpose of this Complete Off-Grid Solar Kit is to deliver efficient off-grid power. With a substantial 13,000W 120/240V output, it's capable of running your essential appliances and devices, including larger appliances such as a well pump, EV charging, and more, offering you the convenience of uninterrupted electricity, no matter where you are.

Dependable Energy Storage

At the core of this kit lies the 4x 4.8Kwh (19.2kWh) Alpha 5 Server Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries. They serve as your dependable energy storage solution, ensuring you have access to power day and night. This advanced battery technology is designed for longevity and high performance.

Solar Power At Its Best

Complementing the impressive battery bank you can choose between 18x 410W solar panels producing 7,380 watts of solar power, 30x 410W solar panels producing 12,300 watts of solar power, 38x 335W solar panels producing 12,730 watts of solar power, or no solar panels if you already have your own. These solar panels efficiently capture sunlight and convert it into electricity, continuously replenishing your energy reserves. It's a clean and sustainable way to power your off-grid lifestyle.

Proof Of Excellence

This Complete Off-Grid Solar Kit is backed by industry standards and rigorous testing, ensuring that it meets your energy needs effectively and reliably. These solar panels are both CSA and UL certified. With a setup like this, you can confidently embrace off-grid living and reduce your reliance on traditional power sources. You can find the certifications of each module linked under the detailed specs of each component. 

Elevate Your Off-Grid Lifestyle

Join the community of off-grid enthusiasts who demand reliable and sustainable power with the Complete Off-Grid Solar Kit. It's time to take control of your energy, reduce your environmental impact, and enjoy the freedom of off-grid living. Click "Buy Now" and embark on a journey to a brighter, more independent energy future with this comprehensive kit.

This Rich Solar Complete Off-Grid Kit Includes:

• 2x 6500 Watt (6.5kW) 48 Volt Off-grid Hybrid Solar Inverter (RS-H6548)
• Your Choice of 18x 410W panels, 30x 410W panels, 38x 335W panels or no panels
• 4x 4.8kWh Alpha 5 Server Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery (RS-B48100SR)
• 2x Solar PV DC Quick Disconnect Switch (RS-i4)
• 2x Busbar 600 AMP
• 4x 4 Foot 2/0 Gauge AWG Wire Set 3/8" 
• 8x 10 Gauge 50 Feet Solar Extension Cable (RS-50102)
• 4x 10 Gauge 30 Feet Solar Extension Cable (RS-30102-T2)
• 1 x Free Battery Rack

Don't run from your grid free lifestyle, embrace it and secure your solar future today! Call us with any questions (857) 201-0530

What Can This Kit Power? 

So what can this kit power in practice? Let's look at the option of 30x410W panels for this example:

To determine what you can power with the provided solar kit for a new cabin, we need to calculate the total capacity of the system and then estimate the power consumption of the devices you plan to use. Here's a breakdown of the components:

1. Inverter:

   • 2x 6500 Watt (6.5kW) 48 Volt Off-grid Hybrid Solar Inverter

2. Solar Panels:

   • 30x 410W panels

3. Batteries:

   • 4x 4.8kWh Alpha 5 Server Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery

4. Other Components:

   • 2x Solar PV DC Quick Disconnect Switch
   • 2x Busbar 600 AMP
   • 4x 4 Foot 2/0 Gauge AWG Wire Set 3/8"
   • 8x 10 Gauge 50 Feet Solar Extension Cable
   • 4x 10 Gauge 30 Feet Solar Extension Cable
   • 1x Battery Rack

Now, let's calculate the total capacity of the system:

Total Solar Panel Capacity:

• 30 panels * 410W/panel = 12,300W (12.3kW)

Total Battery Capacity:

• 4 batteries * 4.8kWh/battery = 19.2kWh

Total Inverter Capacity:

• 2 inverters * 6.5kW/inverter = 13kW

Now, keep in mind that solar panels generate electricity when there is sunlight, and batteries store excess energy for use when the sun is not shining. The inverter converts DC power from the panels and batteries into AC power for your devices.

The next step is to estimate the power consumption of the devices in your cabin. Once you have an estimate, you can determine if the provided solar kit is sufficient to meet your needs. Consider the daily energy usage of appliances, lights, electronics, and any other electrical devices you plan to use.

Let's look at a 2,000 square foot residence as an example:

To estimate what you can power in a 2000 square foot residence with the provided solar kit, we need to make some assumptions about the average energy consumption of the home's appliances and devices. Keep in mind that energy consumption varies based on the types of appliances, usage patterns, and local climate. Here's a general breakdown:

1. Lighting: LED lights are energy-efficient and typically consume around 8-15 watts per bulb. Let's assume an average of 10 watts per LED bulb.

2. Refrigerator: A standard refrigerator can consume around 100-800 watts, depending on its size and efficiency but the actual running wattage is normally much lower. Let's assume 150 watts on average.

3. Air Conditioning: If the home has an air conditioning system, it can be a significant energy consumer. A central air conditioner can range from 1500 to 5000 watts or more, depending on its size and efficiency. Let's assume 3000 watts for our estimation.

4. Heating: If you have electric heating, it can be a substantial energy user. Let's assume 2000 watts for our estimation.

5. Electronics: Computers, TVs, chargers, and other electronics can add up. Assume an average of 100 watts per device.

Now, let's estimate the total average power consumption per hour:

• Lighting: 10 watts/bulb 25 bulbs = 250 watts
• Refrigerator: 150 watts
• Air Conditioning: 3000 watts 
• Heating: 2000 watts 
• Electronics: 100 watts/device * 5 devices = 500 watts

You won't use both heat and air conditioning at the same time so let's look at this estimate using heat.

Total wattage (including heat and not AC) = 2,900 watts per hour

Assuming you are running these devices for 18 hours a day (estimate) you will need 52,200 watts produced from your solar array per day. 

But you can add up these estimates to get the total average power consumption in watts per hour (Wh) based on your specific setup. Once you have this information, you can compare it to the capacity of your solar kit, which includes the solar panels, batteries, and inverters.

If the total power consumption is within the capacity of the solar kit, you should be able to power these devices. If it exceeds the capacity, you may need to prioritize or consider additional solar panels or batteries to meet your energy needs. Keep in mind that the actual solar generation will depend on sunlight conditions, and the batteries will store excess energy for use during periods without sunlight.

The 30x410W panel configuration produces 12.3kW of energy per hour. The number of hours of peak sunlight varies by location so let's assume 6 hours. Under normal conditions you could produce 73.8Kw of energy per day. 

So based on this estimate you should have plenty of power from this kit to power your 2,000 square foot residence. 

If you have a smaller home that is going to require less energy, check out the 18x410W configuration which may better suit your needs. 

Do you have any questions about how this estimate translates to your setup? Give us a call at (857) 201-0530

Specifications

This kit Includes:

• 2x 6500 Watt (6.5kW) 48 Volt Off-grid Hybrid Solar Inverter (RS-H6548)
• Your Choice of 18x 410W panels, 30x 410W panels, 38x 335W panels or no panels
• 4x 4.8kWh Alpha 5 Server Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery (RS-B48100SR)
• 2x Solar PV DC Quick Disconnect Switch (RS-i4)
• 2x Busbar 600 AMP
• 4x 4 Foot 2/0 Gauge AWG Wire Set 3/8" 
• 8x 10 Gauge 50 Feet Solar Extension Cable (RS-50102)
• 4x 10 Gauge 30 Feet Solar Extension Cable (RS-30102-T2)
• 1 x Free Battery Rack