810w Off-Grid Solar Kit Stand Alone Power
- 810 Watt Off-Grid Kit
- Off-grid pre-engineered packages make ordering the best solar kits simple. Blue Pacific Solar has taken a
range of
off-grid configurations and drilled it down to this simple 810 watt solar kit that will produce up to 122 kWh of energy
(STC).
Professionally designed off-grid systems that will run efficient small appliances, computers, stereo, lights and TV.
810W off-grid solar kit that only has compatible time tested equipment using no cheap solar products that are not UL listed or code compliant. - Only: Buy Now
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810 watt top-of-pole mount off-grid Solar System
Kyocera manufactures solar cells and modules at its own worldwide production sites. This superior approach allows complete control over every step of the process, producing modules with the industry’s tightest power tolerance and efficiency. System Power = 810 Watts (STC) / 4,060 Watts Per Day (Based on 5 sun hours (STC)) Magnum Energy inverters are affordable, high-performance modified and pure sine wave inverters and are considered the best on-the-market for off-grid solar. Inverter has sophisticated protection circuitry, making Magnum inverters immune from damage by overloads, short circuits, over-temperature and input polarity reversal. OutBack Controller is a three-function controller that provides reliable solar battery charging. IronRidge Top of Pole Mount for 6 Panels (Pole Not Included)- IronRidge solar racks are a very sturdy, straightforward and easy to assemble. Midnite Solar Circuit Breaker Box Complete with Breakers. Professional single line drawing showing how the kit is wired.
What's On the Truck:
- 6 - Kyocera KD135GX-LFBS 135 watt solar module MC4
- 1 - Magnum ME2512 2500 Watt Mod-Sinewave Inverter
- 1 - IronRidge UNI-TP/08LL Top of Pole Mount
- 6 - WEEB Ground Lug 6.7 Assembly
- 1 - Outback FlexMax FM60, 60 amp, Charge Controller
- 1 - Outback RTS - Remote Temp Sensor
- 1 - MidNite MNPV-6, 6 Position Combiner Box
- 3 - MNEPV-15 15 amp DC Breaker 150VDC DIN, 13mm
- 3 - MC4 10 AWG-PV Wire - 30' cable extension
- 1 - 4/0 - 120" UL Cable, Battery/Inverter (black)
- 1 - 4/0 - 120" UL Cable, Battery/Inverter (red)
810 Watt Off-Grid Solar Battery Options |
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| Choose the off-grid battery option that best fits your needs. (Available at checkout) The size of the battery bank you choose depends on the amount of power you require (Watts), the amount of time each day you expect to run your appliances, equipment and lights, and your location or available sunlight. As a rule-of-thumb, when considering batteries for your 810W off-grid solar kit, use 3 days of autonomy (No Sun) as a minimum and 50% depth of discharge for your battery bank. | ||
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| 135 Watt Kyocera Solar Panels Polycrystalline Silicon Solar Cells (*Equal or Better, Subject to Availability) | ||
| Open Circuit Voltage (VOC) | 22.1 Volts | |
| Maximum Operating Voltage (Vmp) | 17.7 Volts | |
| Short Circuit Current (Isc) | 8.37 Amps | |
| Maximum Power Current-IMP (A) | 6.10 Amps | |
| Maximum Power at STC (Pmax) | 135 Wp | |
| Maximum System Voltage | 1000 VDC | |
| Short-circuit current temperature coefficient (Isc) | 5.02 x 10 -3 A/˚C | |
| Open-circuit voltage temperature coefficient (Voc) | –8.0 x 10 -2 V/˚C | |
| Peak power temperature coefficient | -4.47%/C | |
| Power tolerance | +/- 3% | |
| Weight | 27.5 lbs | |
| Surface Maximum Burden Weight | .28 lbs/sq. inch (30m/s, 200kg/sq.m) | |
| Front Glass | 0.13 inch tempered glass | |
| Junction Box Type | IP65 rated | |
| Dimensions | 1500mm (59.1in) x 668mm (26.3in) | |
Inverter |
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Magnum Energy ME2512 Inverter |
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| Input battery voltage range | 9 - 16 VDC | |
| Nominal AC output voltage | 120 Volts AC | |
| Output frequency and accuracy | 60 Hz ± 0.005 % | |
| 1 msec surge current (amps AC) | 100 | |
| 5 sec surge power (real watts) | 5000 | |
| 30 sec surge power (real watts) | 4500 | |
| 5 min surge power (real watts) | 3500 | |
| 30 min surge power (real watts) | 2900 | |
| Continuous power output at 25° C | 2500 Watts | |
| Maximum continuous input current | 239.1 ADC | |
| Inverter efficiency (peak) | 91% | |
| No load (120 VAC output, typical) | .95 ADC | |
| Waveform | Modified Sine Wave | |
| Charger Continuous output at 25° C | 120 ADC | |
| Input current at rated output (AC amps) | 18 | |
| Power factor | > 0.95 | |
General Features and Capabilities |
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| Transfer relay capability | 2 legs at 30 A for 120 V/30 A or 240 V/60 A service | |
| Five stage charging capability | Bulk, Absorb, Float, Equalize, and Battery Saver | |
| Remote available (optional) | Yes, MM-RC or ME-RC | |
| Overcurrent protection | Yes on transformer, MOSFETS, and battery | |
| Listings | ETL Listed to UL/cUL 458, CSA C22.2 #107.1-01 | |
| Warranty | Three years | |
Environmental Specifications |
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| Operating temperature | -20° C to +60° C (-4° F to 140° F) | |
| Non-operating temperature | -40° C to +70° C (-40° F to 158° F) | |
Physical Specifications |
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| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 13.75” x 12.65” x 8.0” | |
| Mounting | Shelf or Wall (vents up) | |
| Weight | 42 Lbs | |
| Shipping Weight | 45 Lbs | |
| Max operating altitude | 15,000’ | |
*AGM Batteries |
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Battery Specifications (*Optional Batteries are subject to availability, equal or better) |
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| Nominal Voltage | 6 Volts | |
| 20 - Hr. (10.0A) | 200 Ah | |
| Approximate Weight | 65 lbs Each | |
| Number of Batteries Included | Dependent upon option selection. | |
| Shelf Life | 3 Months 91%; 6 Months 82%; 12 Months 64% | |
| Temperature Dependency of Capacity (20 Hr) | 104 Deg F 102%; 77 Deg F 100%; 32 Deg F 85%; 5 Deg F 65% | |
Top of Pole Mount Ground Rack (Pole Not Included) |
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IronRidge UNI-TP/08LL Top of Pole Mount for 6 Panels |
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| Pole Diameter | 6 inch (requires a properly anchored schedule 40 pipe) | |
| Panels | Easy tilt solar panel adjustment ensures optimal alignment in a range of environments, year around. | |
General |
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| Approximate Total Weight | 320 lbs | |
| Warranty | Rack 10 years, solar panels 20 years, inverter 5 years | |
Off-Grid System Sizing Starts With a List of Equipment
The size of an off-grid solar electric system depends on the amount of power that is required (watts), the amount of time it is used (hours) and the amount of energy available from the sun in your area (sun-hours per day). A homeowner has control of the first two variables, while the third depends on location. We know we are preaching to the choir when we say conservation plays an important role in keeping down the cost of any solar system, but it plays a much bigger role in off-grid solar. To start the off-grid design process, we recommend you make a list of your lighting, refrigeration, major and small appliances and well as estimate in each case how long you usually use each one each day (Duty Hours). (Don't forget well pump if you intend to run it off the same set of batteries). Standard freezers and refrigerators can use 3000 watt hours each day. A few better models like Maytag MTB1956 18 cu ft can be found to use under 1500 watt hours a day, and cost around $900. Refrigeration cycle time is usually a function of efficiency, but also it is a function of how full the unit is, how often it is opened, and the outside temperature. Typically we use 10 hours as the duty hours for most refrigeration calculations. To illustrate the point, the daily energy use of a R10 high efficiency SunFrost refrigerator will use 13 amp-hours (170 watts) at 70 degrees, but 23 amp-hours (280 watts) at 90 degrees.
When considering the battery capacity needed, first look to more energy efficient appliances. Then we suggest you consider battery capacity (kWh or Ah) to be a minimum of twice the average daily solar electricity generation. For longest life, sealed maintenance-free batteries (VRLA, gelled electrolyte, AGM, etc.) should not be discharged to greater than 50% of their total capacity rating within a 24 hour period.
Minimum suggested battery capacity (kWh or Ah) is the largest battery bank size that the solar array can recharge from 50% depth-of-discharge (DOD) on an average day in December. When we design an off-grid or bimodal solar system when calculating battery capacity (kWh or Ah), we assume there is no other means of recharging the battery bank other than the solar system.
Here are some average home appliance wattages to help you get started on your list:
| Laptop | 50 - 65 Watts |
| Cell Phone | 5 Watts |
| Table lamp | 25 Watts |
| Inkjet Printer | 50 - 75 Watts |
| Clock Radio | 10 Watts |
| 13” CRT TV | 50 Watts |
| 20” LCD TV | 370 Watts |
| Table Lamp | 40 Watts |
| 8.8 cu. Ft. Freezer | 80 Watts |
| Sump Pump 1/2 HP | 500 Watts |
| Microwave | 1200 Watts |
| 18.8 cu. ft. Refrigerator | 600 Watts |
| Coffee Maker | 1000 Watts |
| Vacuum Cleaner | 1200 Watts |
| Washing Machine | 400 Watts |
| Well Pump 1 HP 240V/9.8 Amp Surge | 2352 Watts |
| Home Alarm Protection System | 15 Watts |
| Electric Hot Water Heater | 3800 Watts |
| Dishwasher | 1200 |
810 watt off-grid solar kit diy energy systems stand alone electricity do-it-yourself ac panel kits
810W Off Grid Solar Kit Do-It-Yourself energy will keep the lights on while enjoying the freedom that only stand alone solar can give you. Do-it-yourself off-grid owners everywhere are discovering that installing a 810 Watt Off Grid Solar Kit is no more difficult than some of the minor home maintenance that needs to be done. Blue Pacific Solar' team have designed and engineered these off-grid home solar energy kits to make taking the solar leap doable.
These days cabin owners are searching for ways to lower their expenses making our 810 watt off-grid solar kit perfect for that weekend escape. Our 810 watt off grid solar kit are expandable to any size you need. The 810w off-grid solar kits qualify for the 30% federal tax credit. You can find out more by visiting the incentive tab located near the top of the page. The 30% federal tax credit allows you to deduct 30% of not only the total cost of the 810 Watt Off Grid Solar Kit but also all other expenditures associated with the purchase. Cabin owners who purchase the 810W off-grid solar kit may carry forward the excess credit to the following tax years. However, you should always consult your personal tax advisor.
Blue Pacific Solar has provided all of the main parts you will need for your 810 watt off-grid solar kit, but here are some additional items that your may need prior to installing your home panel system. Conduit, appropriately sized electrical wire, some fasteners and grounding rod and wire. Building and installing your own 810w off-grid solar system is not only the smart choice for controlling your expenses, it may be on the most satisfying DIY projects you ever have undertaken.
NOTE, IMPORTANT 810 Watt Off Grid Solar Kit INSTALLATION: (OK, here is the scary legal disclaimer.) It is the responsibility of the purchaser to ensure that all products are installed and operated in accordance with local and national building codes as specific by the NEC (National Electric Code), UBC (Uniform Building Code) or IBC (International Building Code) and local utility company policy. These codes may vary from city to city and county to county. All off-grid solar installations should be permitted and inspected, where required, by the local inspection authority in the same manner as other equivalent electrical systems. One last thing. It is always a good idea to contract with a local licensed electrician to at least do the final electrical connection of your 810 Watt Off Grid Solar Kit from the AC disconnect to your home utility breaker box. Some local permitting authorities require that a licensed electrician do all the wiring from the rack to the utility interconnect. If you need help with the permitting documents for your 810 Watt Off Grid Solar Kit package, we are here for you. Solar permit service add on is available at checkout.




