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Solar Workshop - Charging Regulators & Shunts Posted by: energymattersau
Video duration: 232 seconds Visit our Solar Workshop at http://www.energymat ters.com.au/solarwor kshop for more info on this topic & other solar education videos . A regulator, or charge controller, controls the amount of charge from a solar panel to a deep cycle battery. Learn more about these magic electronic boxes and also the role of shunts from Ben. |
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Solar Workshop - Batteries, Cabling & Fuses Posted by: energymattersau
Video duration: 365 seconds Visit our Solar Workshop at http://www.energymat ters.com.au/solarwor kshop for more info on this topic & other solar education videos. Deep cycle batteries, a component of off-grid solar power systems, can generate large currents with the potential for fire and shock risks. In this video, Ben offers some some cable sizing advice along with fuse safety and installation tips. |
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Sunlock Solar Panel Mounting System Posted by: energymattersau
Video duration: 61 seconds Sunlock is an Australian designed and manufactured solar panel mounting system. Fully adjustable, extremely versatile and adaptable, the Sunlock system makes solar panel installation simple. Learn more about SunLock here: http://www.energymat ters.com.au/mounting -systems-sunlock-c-1 60_401.html |
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Crocodile Dundee's "Nugget" Goes Solar Posted by: energymattersau
Video duration: 214 seconds Energy Matters has constructed a portable solar power station nicknamed "Donk" to be used for a new TV series set in the Australian outback and hosted by Australian actor Gerry Skilton, who played Nugget in all three Crocodile Dundee movies. Read more here: http://www.energymat ters.com.au/index.ph p?main_page=news_art icle&article_id=802 |
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Solar Feed-in Tariff Rally - EnergyMatters.com.au Posted by: energymattersau
Video duration: 285 seconds Hundreds gathered outside Victoria's Parliament House in Melbourne yesterday to voice their dissatisfaction at draft solar power feed-in tariff laws they say will do nothing to for jobs or the environment. Reporting by EnergyMatters.com.au |
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