I have a 110amp battery, what type of battery charger do i need to charge it, i.e how many amps? I would prefer one that I can plug in and forget about, if thats possible?
Also there will be several times when I will not have electric hookup (approx 4 days to 1 week at a time), would a 12volt 15watt solar panel be sufficient to top up my battery if a small 10" colour tv (via invertor) was on for a couple of hours a day along with normal use of lights etc?
I find a 13 watt solar panel in the summer will double the time I can use my 85Ah battery. During the winter months I don't even bother connecting it up.
Quote: Originally posted by LegsDownKettleOn on 02/4/2008
I find a 13 watt solar panel in the summer will double the time I can use my 85Ah battery. During the winter months I don't even bother connecting it up.
where do you put your solar panel? I've recently bought the Maplins fold out 13W brief case job. I'm worried that if I put it on the roof, propped up at the right angle it might blow off and if I have it on the ground it might get pinched!
We put our 43w Kyocera solar panel out onto the roof via the Heki light. Yes, it should be at an angle but it works perfectly well flat on the roof. I've a strong nylon corn that attaches the panel to the Heki locks inside the van - this makes it difficult to tug/pull the panel off the roof by means of the cable!
I have a 110amp battery, what type of battery charger do i need to charge it, i.e how many amps? I would prefer one that I can plug in and forget about, if thats possible?
Amanda
I bought a CTEK XS 3600, but was advised that Argos are selling off an equivalent charger for only £23.99 ! ! !
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