Love my 280ah battery

Researching power for a camper van, I discovered that eco-worthy de-mystifies sustainable energy, offering solar power that really is ‘connect & go’ – what could be easier than plug-n-play !

Question 3: As many of us are green (Irish or not!) to all of this brave new world of green energy, it is daunting when faced with connecting products and matching up different voltage and wattage etc. So why not simplify something complicated for beginners and make the world greener and more accessible to all?

Saint Patrick famously used the shamrock to show people who didn’t understand the holy trinity how three could be one, so why not create a universal 3 way 1 connector/adaptor and “whatever you’re having yourself” that can connect solar panels of any voltage to any battery or power plant and vice-versa? A device that can automatically detect and adapt to the needs of the products, so as not to risk underusing, overloading or damaging them. Adapt, connect and grow as is worthy of a green endeavour.

Q3: Cheap, efficient plug and play Balcony Solar kits would be a great option. I feel that there is going to be a great demand for them. I would buy one straight away.

The moment I first took solar power seriously was when I heloed out with a company called Fire Fly. I had to leave a college course in the 90s, and stop using powered amplification, and recording , and was using candles, this was in 1997. It was superb to imagine that I could stay off grid , and continue following my interests in music.