3kw off-grid solar power system independent solar power station with standard configuration for home use

About our company:

Shandong hilight-solar Co.,Ltd, is a manufacture of solar modules&systems, founded 2007, with 16000sqm mills and 78 workers, We have got all kinds of the certies such as TUV IEC CE CEC Golden-Sun and ISO etc, and exported to Germany/Nethenland/Australia/New Zealand/ Russia/Brazil etc. With more than $12Million's annual sales volume and 25years warranty, We can offer you the best products with competitive price and good after-sale service.

About solar system:

What is off grid solar system?

Off-grid solar system is mainly used for application with relatively-small power consumption, and the areas have no grid network coverage, or the area has grid coverage but grid power is in unstable or outage condition. This system needs batteries to store the electricity. And all the loads shall fully rely on the batteries for power supply.

If you are interested in solar power system and solar generator .Please feel free to let us know the following answer . Our sales team will give you an good solutions .

Solar generator

1.Which country and city the solar system will be set in ?

2.What power of the electric appliances and their working hour per day ?

3.What output voltage you need?

4.Please check your electricity bill . and tell me what power consumption you take per day ?

5.If you have any requirement on the system accessories , please tell me in detail .

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How to design your own solar power system?

Solar power using photovoltaic panels is becoming increasingly popular as a means of cutting utility costs and helping keep the environment clean. All solar power systems start with the same basic design principles: determining what will be powered, how much power that will require, and then sketching a system to meet those needs. The design stage is not that difficult, only requiring some research and a little math. 

Determine the appliances within your solar power system. Go to each unit, note how many watts it consumes, and then form an estimate of that appliance's daily usage. Every appliance should have this information on a plate (usually with the UL logo) on it. Light bulbs depend on the wattage of the individual bulb. Wattage is an hourly consumption figure, making this easy to calculate For example, let's take a laundry room, which on a typical usage day has two 60 watt light bulbs for three hours (360 watts) and two uses of the washing machine (2,300 watts) for a total of 2,660 watts.

Convert the wattage figure to amps. You will also need to know the voltage, which for our example will be the typical American outlet voltage of 110 volts. The formula is amps = watts/volts. In this case, that is amps = 2,660/110, or 24.1 amps.

Use the amps determined in Step 2 to describe the needs of the solar system's battery. To prolong their lifespan, batteries should never be drawn below half of their capacity, so that means the battery should be 150 percent of the amps from Step 2. In this example, that is about 36.2 amps. If any rounding off needs to be done, round up to increase the margin of power available. So, the system needs a 110 volt battery with at least a 36.2 amp capacity. Let the available batteries guide your choice, but always go up on the amps.

Determine the total power output that the solar panels need to achieve. Your panels need to be selected on the basis of meeting the entire 2,660 watt demand determined in Step 1 during the standard 6 hours of full daylight they will receive. That requires a minimum of 443.3 watts. Let the available panels guide your choice, but as with the amps, always go up on the wattage output when a rounding-off is needed.

Measure the space proposed for your solar panels. This is a physical limit on the placement and arrangement of your solar power system, and may influence your choice of panels. A good space-saving solution is to use solar shingles.

Using the figures determined so far, and go shopping for your battery or batteries, and solar panels. Note your proposed choices. Remember the dimensions of the space the panels will go into, and sketch an arrangement for them to make sure their placement will work.

Use the information collected in Steps 1 through 6, shop for and choose a fuse box, charge controller for the battery and inverters. The inverter may be necessary if there are any AC appliances on the system. Light bulbs can be run on DC current, but the washing machine will need an inverter to convert to AC current.