Complete Skoolie Solar System Kit / 30A MPPT Charge Controller / 3000 Watt 24V Inverter

Average Solar Production - 2340W Per Day

4x Solar Panels - 130W Flexible Solar Panels (Can be secured with Adhesive or fastened through grommets on each corner of panel.
1x 3000W Pure Sine Inverter 120V Output / With AC Input - Built In Charger (Surge Capability for 6000W Peak)
  (Can be Grid Tied for UPS functionality or Used for Generator Input on AC Input side)
30A MPPT Charge Controller
PV Solar Combiner Box with 60A Breaker and Lightning Protection
2x ANL Fuses and holders Battery and Inverter Connections
ANL Fuse for MPPT Charge Controller Connection to Battery Bank - 30A
2x Sets PV Solar Cable Extensions
Includes 2/0 Cables for Battery Connections
10' 6AWG Wire MPPT Charger Connections to Battery Bank

NO BATTERIES INCLUDED - Use your Own Battery Bank Can use Lead or Lithium Batteries on this system.

NOTE - This system will require min 1x 24V Battery to operate. This kit is built for you to supply your own battery bank.


This Package is suitable for a RV/School Bus (Skoolie)/Cargo Trailer applications

Will Run most common household appliances depending on size of battery bank you install

Well
Washing Machine
Fans
TV's
Lights
Refrigerator
Freezer
Cell Phones / PCs / Tablets
Smaller AC Systems

According to the US Energy Information Administration, the average power usage in the USA per home is around 877KW per Month. Take this number into consideration when looking at our DIY Solar kits. All of our kits are expandable so you can add to your array at any time.

How to Figure how much power this system will make:

Based in the Midwest we average around 4.5 hours of Peak Sun Energy per day. It will be less in the northeast area of the US and more in the SW area of the US. This is how the Solar Production for Daily and Monthly Totals is calculated.

Based in the Midwest we average around 4.5 hours of Peak Sun Energy per day. It will be less in the northeast area of the US and more in the SW area of the US. This is how the Solar Production for Daily and Monthly Totals is calculated.

A Homeowner with basic wiring knowledge would be able to install this DIY kit. If you do not have basic wiring knowledge, you should contact a local electrician to make your connections.

Typically the most challenging part of any Solar Install is the Racking for ground mount or roof mount situations. This is what tends to take the most amount of labor to get setup.

If you have any questions on installing this kit, contact us for more info and guidance.