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Did a lot of camping and loved the free energy for little outlay.
When I saw a fish cut open on the news and it was full of plastic that it had swallowed I immediately felt that mankind had ruined the earth exactly as it says in the Bible at Revelation chapter 11 and the end of verse 18 – the time for God to bring to ruin those who are ruining the earth! Time for a big clean up!
I have a 2 kWh power station but I really need a large extension battery.
It would be very useful to be able to have an adaptor that would allow any battery or powerstation to plug into a local domestic circuit as in balcony solar.
What moment made you take clean energy seriously?
I live on a narrowboat and I had to run my engine for about 4 hrs every day just to keep my batteries charged to 75% which is what most alternators charge too, I have 3 × 120 amp hr batteries for my domestic use using your solar Kit means I now have my batteries charging to 100% every day without running my engine, this helps the environment ( no fuel fumes or exhaust ) also saves ware and tear on my engine and best of all saves me money. So a win win situation all around
What moment made you take clean energy seriously?
For me, it was partly the cost of electricity and to have a backup source of power in the event of power cuts to run essential equipment.
I have 2 × 280AH to provide me with the ability to store solar energy and cheaper off-peak energy which I use to cover the bulk of my energy usage during the day.
In an ideal world I would like have a grid linked solar and battery system installed on my house, but find the upfront cost prohibitively expensive.
For a fraction of the cost, I have been able to setup a small “off-grid” system that has enabled me to reduce my monthly bill and provide the backup I wanted.