In south Florida we have lots of sun and many storms in which power goes out. My goal is to run my aquarium 200 watt (AC) water pump for short-term, power outages.. I need it to auto switch and run max of 10 hours until I roll out the generator. For long term (hurricane) power outages...it would run the pump when the generator is being serviced, no longer than an hour. The inverter has a built in function that will run off the grid first, if power goes out...it switches to battery. It accepts solar connections for charging as well as built in charger powered by grid. I assume I can do this with out solar, but I'm in love with the science behind it! What else do I need? How long will the pump run for? Any problems with my my equipment listed below? Your input is greatly appreciated. Thanks
My equipment:
(3) 30 watt panels, (1) 100 watt panel,
(2) deka 6v 230AH batteries
(1) victron Blue Solar 75/15 MPPT charge controller
(1) MeanWell TN-1500-112 1500 watt Solar Inverter. https://www.alliedelec.com/m/d/2f3f4...3ef0bf2b94.pdf
My equipment:
(3) 30 watt panels, (1) 100 watt panel,
(2) deka 6v 230AH batteries
(1) victron Blue Solar 75/15 MPPT charge controller
(1) MeanWell TN-1500-112 1500 watt Solar Inverter. https://www.alliedelec.com/m/d/2f3f4...3ef0bf2b94.pdf
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