Hi there, I'd like to say i have no problems what so ever with my 110Ah leisure battery thats charged by either two 13watt briefcase solar panels or a single 40 watt panel, depending on what one i take. The leisure battery runs my Waeco coolfreeze CF25 fridge/freezer that can go down to -18C if required to. I also run all my lighting wich is LED clusters and i have about 7 of them but i normally only use 4 the others are if we have the porch part lit too when doing a bbq etc. I also run a 11" Tv, dvd, radio combo and a separate dab radio. The Waeco takes the most power but it's very economical at only 35 watts 15% run time at 20'C that's about 2.9Ah but at only 15% of the running time. The solar panel/s cope very easy with my requirements. I have never needed or even wanted to use an EHU. I can go where i like.
 the fridge/freezer Cf25 Waeco
 LED lighting clusters all on separate switches.
 11" widescreen digital & analogue TV
- Portable DVD player with slot-in disc loader
- Integrated memory card reader and USB port
 the roberts radio rd20, converted to run from a 6v plug via my battery box.
 my home made power supply box via a 110Ah leisure battery. everything plugs into this.
 halfords 110Ah leisure battery
 x two 13 watt Solar Briefcases
 1x 40 watt solar panel
No EHU required
Post last edited on 22/07/2008 15:09:39
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Topic: Solar panel
) it catches to charge the battery. If it's daily charged and nightly discharged (lights) then the alternate between the two is actually good for the longevity of the battery.
