- 1.2kW high-efficiency PERC panels.
- 9.6kWh battery bank.
- All-in-one 48V 3500W solar inverter charger.
- Includes DC circuit breakers for added protection.
- Remote monitoring via Bluetooth.
KEY FEATURES
【Versatility】 This product is useful for a variety of applications ranging from tiny/rural home power supplementation to off-grid cabin/shed power supply.
【Grid Independence】 Users can stay prepared for power outages and grid fluctuations, or may power essential appliances where grid access is unavailable.
【Economic Benefit】 Once set up, this product is capable of passively generating power which can be stored, allowing users to avoid expensive grid charges, while simultaneously increasing the value of their home.
【Environmental Impact】 This product offers a clean alternative to typical, fuel based power generation, allowing users to shrink their carbon footprint and help reduce harmful emmissions.
【Safety】 The DC circuit breakers protect electrical systems from potential damage caused by an overload or a short circuit, and easily disconnect the electrical systems from the power bank in the event of maintinence.
13 Years Enabling Energy Freedom
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Renogy 1.2kW Essential Kit
Renogy’s 1.2kW Essential Kit is the perfect entry-level solution to power your tiny home with reliable solar energy at an unbeatable value. This complete package includes all the key components you need for your off-grid setup: high-performance solar panels, batteries, an inverter, wiring, and essential safety accessories, along with Bluetooth monitoring for easy system management.
Power up your appliances for 7 days
All you need for your off grid tiny home, powered by the sun
Friendly DIY Installation and Storage
Package Includes
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Module Performance |
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| Operating Voltage | 8-60 VDC (5 VDC for USB Type-C) |
| Power Consumption at 12V | Operating, WiFi On, 100% illumination: 3.2 W Operating, WiFi On, 50% illumination: 2.4 W Operating, WiFi On, 0% illumination: 1.9 W Off, logger still active: 1.5 W |
| Communication | Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11b/g/n 2.4 GHz) Bluetooth LE and Bluetooth Mesh Zigbee 3.0 (IEEE 802.15.4) RS-485 |
| Touch Screen | 4 inches (480 x 480p) |
| Leveling Range and Accuracy | ±89°, 0.1° |
| Warranty | |
| Model | |
| Operating Temperature | -4℉ to 158℉ (-20℃ to 70℃) |
| Operating Humidity | 0% to 95% RH |
| Operating Altitude | Less than 5000m above sea level |
| Installation | Flush mount or place on a table |
| Dimensions | 4.17 x 4.17 x 1.05 in (106 x 106 x 26.6 mm) |
| Weight | 0.28 lb (128g) |
| Certification | CE, FCC, RoHS, TSCA, BQB, IC-ID |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Warranty Information
| Panels |
25-year power output warranty: 5 year 95% output warranty, 10 year 90% output warranty, 25 year 80% output warranty 5-year material and workmanship warranty |
| Accessories | 1-year material and workmanship warranty |
1. How many solar panels and batteries do I need to run an AC?
The number of solar panels and batteries needed to power your AC unit depends on the AC unit’s power consumption, and typical duration of usage. To run a 12000BTU mini-split AC unit (which is commonly used in tiny homes) for several hours per day, we recommend between 1000 and 2000 watts of solar, and between 4 and 8 kilowatt-hours.
2. How many solar panels or how much solar power do I need for an off-grid tiny home or small cabin?
The number of solar panels needed for an off-grid tiny home depends on your daily energy consumption and the capacity of solar panels.
3. Can I install a solar system for my off-grid tiny home or small cabin by myself?
Installing a solar system yourself is possible, but it does require some knowledge of electrical systems. If you feel confident and well-informed, go for it! Installing a Renogy AGM tiny home system requires mounting solar panels, connecting panels to circuit breakers and solar inverter chargers, and then connecting the solar inverter charger to the battery bank. Installing a Renogy Lycan tiny home kit simply requires mounting solar panels and connecting them to the Lycan unit. If you have any doubts or want expert guidance, we recommend consulting with a professional or reaching out to our dedicated customer support team. We are here to ensure your solar journey is smooth, successful, and tailored to your specific needs.
4. Should I mount the solar panels on the roof or on the ground?
Roof mounting is more discreet and utilizes existing space. Ground mounting will take up additional space but offers easier access for cleaning/maintenance.
5. What is the difference between a 12V and a 48V system?
The voltage refers to the battery bank's capacity. A 12V system has lower voltage but higher current, which is suitable for small setups. A 48V system has higher voltage and lower current, and experiences lower energy losses in the form of heat (due to reduced current flow), resulting in an overall more efficient system.
6. Can this solution be integrated with a grid tied system?
The answer is yes. This system can be integrated with a grid-tied home and used as a backup/emergency power application. The system is not intended to be tied directly to the grid in such a way that electricity generated by solar may be directly fed back into the grid (such as a fully grid-tied or hybrid solar system is).
7. How do I size my electrical system requirements?
Calculate your daily energy consumption in watt-hours and consider sunlight availability. Choose panels and batteries to meet or exceed your needs.
8. How many batteries do I need for an off-grid tiny home or small cabin?
The number of batteries depends on your daily energy consumption and desired days of autonomy.
9. What is the difference between a normal home solar system and an off grid home solar system?
A normal home solar system is connected to the grid, allowing excess energy to be sent back to the utility. An off-grid solar system operates independently, requiring battery storage for power during periods without sunlight.
10. Can my system be expanded in the future?
Certainly! Yes, your solar system can be expanded in the future to meet increased energy needs. It is designed to allow for the addition of extra components, such as solar panels or batteries, whenever required, providing you with flexibility and adaptability as your energy requirements change over time.
More questions about your off-grid power system? Learn more from Renogy Learning Center!
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