TOTAL Newbie here!
I am working on created an *cough cough* over the top Chicken Coop as a new hobby.
What I'd like to accomplish is a solar auto coop door (easy to buy premade but pricey!)
2 Solar panel cameras -Looking at Wyze Cameras (5watts seems like usage) ** 110ac/240dc power adapter input, 5v/1000mA output for adapter)
Small 12" or smaller "desktop" Fan for inside coop (hot SE Georgia)
1 water pump/oxygenator for potential rain barrel that would water chickens--- don't want it to be stagnant.
So as I work towards designing this system, I am trying to figure out the necessary parts and pieces.. ideally It'd tie all to 1-2 panels depending on the wattage they do, but I feel like the coop door is best on it's own stand alone system..
Could anyone assist in better walking me thru how to design this as effectively as possible? I thought maybe 1 100W panel, but then I'm not sure that's enough--- and have a VERY basic understanding of the math involved in all this.
Would love to brainstorm with someone more knowledgeable than myself in this regard.
I am working on created an *cough cough* over the top Chicken Coop as a new hobby.
What I'd like to accomplish is a solar auto coop door (easy to buy premade but pricey!)
2 Solar panel cameras -Looking at Wyze Cameras (5watts seems like usage) ** 110ac/240dc power adapter input, 5v/1000mA output for adapter)
Small 12" or smaller "desktop" Fan for inside coop (hot SE Georgia)
1 water pump/oxygenator for potential rain barrel that would water chickens--- don't want it to be stagnant.
So as I work towards designing this system, I am trying to figure out the necessary parts and pieces.. ideally It'd tie all to 1-2 panels depending on the wattage they do, but I feel like the coop door is best on it's own stand alone system..
Could anyone assist in better walking me thru how to design this as effectively as possible? I thought maybe 1 100W panel, but then I'm not sure that's enough--- and have a VERY basic understanding of the math involved in all this.
Would love to brainstorm with someone more knowledgeable than myself in this regard.
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