One does hope that will not be needed!
Oh yes it will. I live in a remote, forested part of Scotland. Mice are the problem for the cars, nesting in a warm engine bay. To replace a chewed wiring loom on a D4 is a body off frame job. I therefore put rat poison under the bonnet when I arrive home, and remove next time I use it. 50% of the time it's dark.
I intend to use portable suitcase style solar panels. I already have one 100w with integrated mppt solar controller. I see no reason why I can’t just plug this directly into one of these power supplies as it has its own controller and is adequately fused via inline fuse holder. I find the portable ones better as you can move around whilst camped up to get the best angle to the sun.
Air compressor I like. Thanks
You have to know we will tell her you said that
That is truly special
You're going to have to choose carefully given the fuse rating. Just as an illustration:
I put traps down besides all tyres on the assumption that has to be the means by which they get in and out. As to the baiting, I use peanut butter.
At those amperage ratings a dedicated adequately fused supply will be needed. Possibly with an Anderson plug for a portable compressor
Yeah - high powered hand held mobile light for use at the front of the car (engine work or winching at night)
Or use the high power output at front or rear with a suitablely fused link?At those amperage ratings a dedicated adequately fused supply will be needed. Possibly with an Anderson plug for a portable compressor
If I'm understanding your intention I.e. to top up the vehicle battery via solar through a 12v outlet, you'll need to ensure that there's continuity from the outlet back to the battery when the vehicle is "asleep" i.e the outlet is always 'live".I intend to use portable suitcase style solar panels. I already have one 100w with integrated mppt solar controller. I see no reason why I can’t just plug this directly into one of these power supplies as it has its own controller and is adequately fused via inline fuse holder. I find the portable ones better as you can move around whilst camped up to get the best angle to the sun.
I think the high powered front outlet maybe being utilised by the winch in my vehicles case. But yes I maybe be able to use the one at the back as I’ve gone for high powered electrical preparation. I see from your chart DCPU that maximum load is 32a for the high output portable compressor. That’s quite a load.
Well we've yet to see any photos but I'm assuming it will be the same as the rear, so you can unscrew/unplug the winch and plug in a portable compressor in seconds.
