Saturday, 17 September 2016
Friday, 16 September 2016
Solar AC/DC Powered Fridge/Freezer from Unique Offgrid
Unique Portable Solar AC/DC Powered Fridge/Freezer - 120 Litres
The Unique 120L AC/DC powered fridge/freezer is versatile, portable and equipped with the world’s most reliable compact DC cooling system (Danfoss/Secop compressor). Individual compartment temperature control enables customizable fridge/freezer combinations, and its rugged construction and digital control panel make this system essential for off-grid life (deep cycle marine battery required for off-grid use). All connections, AC/DC converter & DC remote control included, along with the protective insulated cover. Perfect for use at camp, cottage or your home. Can freeze at home on 110V, maintain using 12V in your truck, then operate off-grid wherever.
Operation: 110V/12V/24V
Features:
- Danfoss/ Secop compressor – the world’s leading DC compressor
- Chest-style fridge/freezer for high efficiency while using low energy consumption
- Wireless DC remote control allows monitoring of temperature within the vehicle
- Includes protective insulated cover
- Dual compartments enable fridge/freezer combinations
- Individual temperature controls for each compartment allows either compartment to be shut off to save energy
- Rugged side handles (portable)
- Thermostat
- Power source indicator
- Removable wire baskets
- Can be used with Unique Portable 100 Watt Solar Panel Kit to charge your battery – ask dealer for details
- LED light
Available here : http://uniqueoffgrid.com/product/portable-solar-acdc-powered-fridgefreezer-120-litres/
Buy a Unique propane or solar fridge AND any Unique propane range or cooktop
and receive up to a $400 MAIL IN REBATE.
Energy efficient appliances are essential to living the "off grid" life style, and with Unique’s collection of solar DC appliances you can harness the power of the sun and run all major appliances.
From solar powered fridges, freezers and even washing machines your dream of living “off the grid” is one step closer!
Thursday, 15 September 2016
Engel 34 Qt. Portable Fridge / Freezer AC/DC Solar Compatible $ 898
Engel 34 Qt. Portable Fridge / Freezer AC/DC Solar Compatible...
$ 898 with Free Shipping from Amazon.com
- Portable top-opening 12/24V DC - 110V/120V AC fridge-freezer
- Solar Compatible - Highly Efficient Engel Swing Motor - Low Amp Draws (even at start-up)
- Highly efficient, it typically draws around 1 to 2 Amps per hour
- UL Approved - 100% CFC-Free Compressor
- Comes With Both AC and DC Cords
Monday, 12 September 2016
Whynter FM-45G 45-Quart AC/DC Portable Refrigerator/Freezer $ 476
- Capacity: 45 Quarts or 60 Cans (12FL oz)
- Operates as a refrigerator or freezer
- 8-feet AC power cord and 5-feet DC power cord and two removable wire baskets are included
- "Fast Freeze" mode rapidly cools to -8°F
- LED temperature display. NOTE: All you need is either a standard household 110 Volt outlet or a 12 Volt power source, like an automotive battery to keep this running. $ 467 at Amazon.com
This Whynter Portable Fridge/Freezer offers premium quality and innovative design to your frozen or refrigerated needs. It's great for RVs, boats, campsites, fishing trips and truly portable so you can take it anywhere.
All you need is either a standard household 110 Volt outlet or a 12 Volt power source, like an automotive battery. Whether on a day trip or major expedition, you can easily keep your food and beverages chilled, or frozen with this benchtop freezer. The Whynter portable freezer should not to be confused with less effective 12 volt novelty and beverage type "coolers", the Whynter portable freezer fridge is a true freezer/refrigerator which cools between -8°F to 50°F. A cost effective and mobile solution for your recreational and critical freezing requirements. Available at Amazon.com
Tuesday, 6 September 2016
Free Book - Solar Power Demystified: The Beginners Guide To Solar Power, Energy Independence And Lower Bills’
The book 'Solar Power Demystified: The Beginners Guide To Solar Power, Energy Independence And Lower Bills’ introduces you to the world of solar electric panels and systems.
It reveals you the reasons why photovoltaic solar panels are continuing to gain worldwide popularity and are becoming more important as a source of renewable energy.
You can see the question “To go or not to go solar?” discussed in its practical aspects.
Furthermore you are advised what kind of solar electric system you need and how to evaluate whether your home is ‘solar-ready’ or not
You are also introduced to the basics of photovoltaics and to the main types of solar electric systems and their components.
The book is intended to provide basic information to everyone who makes first steps in the world of photovoltaics and needs the matter explained in an easy-to-understand and straightforward way.
The book exposes:
- Photovoltaics in the world of renewable energy
- Advantages of photovoltaics in a summary
- Why are photovoltaics continuing to gain worldwide popularity?
- Why is the cost of photovoltaics decreasing?
- Drawbacks of photovoltaics
- What are the main applications of solar electric systems?
- To go or not to go solar – that is the question!
- Some issues to consider before going solar
- Why would you need a solar electric system?
- Don’t go solar before reading this!
- What kind of solar electric system do you need?
- How big solar electric system do you need?
- How to finance the cost of your solar electric system?
- Financial incentives
- Is your building solar-ready?
- How to assess your location for solar resource?
- Why the condition of your roof does matter
- Free solar panels
- Solar power for business owners
- Energy efficiency above all
- How to improve the energy efficiency of your building
- The basics of solar power
- Solar electric systems
- Grid-connected solar electric systems
- Stand-alone (off-grid) solar electric systems
- Advantages and drawbacks of stand-alone systems
- Why are off-grid systems attractive?
- Main applications of stand-alone solar electric systems
- Selecting your solar vendor
- What to be careful about
Thursday, 1 September 2016
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