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Solar Home Energy Systems – How To Make Solar Energy At Home

By Solar energy | April 24, 2010

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One Response to “Solar Home Energy Systems – How To Make Solar Energy At Home”

  1. akieni Says:
    March 18th, 2010 at 6:49 pm

    Could you please tell me how many batteries (battery bank) I will need to power the Air conditioner at night (all night) ?
    I want to power the AC for 8 hours per night.
    Location: 11 hours per day of full sun.Sun is bright 365 days a year. Average temperature per day 90 degree Fahrenheit.
    Air conditioner :
    volt: 220-240v, Frequency: 50 Hz, input power: 1150 w, current: 5.3 Amp
    Question:
    1- how many batteries do I need to power the AC for 8 hours each night ?
    2- How many solar cells ?
    Txs
    Chris

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