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Basic Domestic Solar Kit 1 – 2Kw 12V DC

Best value complete practical Solar Kit – an ideal low cost solar basic system for a small country cabin weekend retreat or caravan. For part-time residence: lighting, small appliances and power tools. Capable of generating 2Kwatts per day (7 hours sunshine). Capacity of 530 AmpHours (C100), 3 to 5 days of reserve without sun. Peak AC power of 1,500 Watts or 1,000 Watts continuous. Solar Kit 1 provides up to 2KW of power per day for lights, small fridge and

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Solar Caravan Lighting & AC Power Kit

As the Solar Caravan Lighting Kit plus a 275 Watt Pure Sinewave Power Inverter for Mains AC plug-in power. This complete solar kit is ideal for providing lighting and mains power in remote places where solar makes sense such as: garden sheds, stable blocks, workshops, boats & caravans, or any situation where small amounts of power are required and mains electricity is not available. The (Swiss made) AC Power Inverter supplies a reliable mains power source for laptops and small

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Solar Caravan Lighting Kit

Ideal for caravan lighting and garden sheds – the Solar Caravan Lighting Kit provides 3 x 8Watt fluorescent lights for approximately 5 hours per night in summer or 1½ hours per night in winter – without any additional backup. Solar lighting provides the perfect answer where the local electricity supply is unreliable or unavailable. Ideal for rural households, farms, schools & healthcare or for field use, expeditions and camping. This solar kit is ideal for providing lighting in remote places

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Wind Kit 1 – Air-X Wind Turbine + Plug&Go Box + Rigging kit

Air-X Wind Turbine 12/24V Land - Wind Generator with Microprocessor-based technology – the AIR Wind Turbine is by far the world’s number one selling small wind generator. Plug&Go Control Box - for Air-X 12/24V Recommended for basic control and monitoring, the Air-X Plug&Go Box features: Start/Stop Safety Switch – used for breaking the generator when raising or lowering the mast or in severe storms Ammeter – visual display of power recharging the batteries Safety Fuse – protects and isolates the

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