I saw a web list about a step up solar charger, but i cant seem to make sense of this unit, can anyone help me.i have a 100w solar panel.But i need to step up the wattage here is the link if anyone
can share their knowledge
https://dpipower.com/store/xsun-220w-step-up-solar-power-charger-173.html

 

You put in a minimum of 100W, and you will get out a maximum of ~96W.
It will put out 220W if you put in 231W.

Real clever spec sheet writing to make you think that it will put 220W in you only put in 100W.

 

Hi Mike thank you
how can i increase my wattage while using a 100w panel or if i must i will use a 250w panel.
i need to charge 6x 48v batteries while i only use the 1 panel ? the motor is 48 vdc load 1.8kw
Regards Sharon

 

Hello,

What are you trying to do?
You can charge the batteries with the panel and run the motor for about 1/17 of the time the 100 Watt panel has charged the batteries.

Bertus

 

Hi Bertus
i am trying to charge 6x 48v batteries but at the same time keeping my panel at 1 to 2 panels on a electric cart i saw a unit called Xsun step up solar charger here is the link IS THIS POSSIBLE https://dpipower.com/store/220w-step-up-solar-charger.html

 

Hi Mike thank you
how can i increase my wattage while using a 100w panel or if i must i will use a 250w panel.
i need to charge 6x 48v batteries while i only use the 1 panel ? the motor is 48 vdc load 1.8kw
Regards Sharon

Under full load your motor draws 1800W/48V which is close to 40A.

Two solar panels delivering 200W @48V can only supply 200W/48V which is about 4A.

You cannot run the motors from the solar panel. The purpose of the solar panel is to recharge the batteries.
With one 100W solar panel, you need to be in full sun for 20 hours for every hour of run time, or 5 hours of charging for every 15 minutes of run time.

 

Thanks
I have 6x 48v batteries each one been 60w and i have a solar controller, i can you my 120w panel.Can you help me with the formula,
here is a link that i would like you to read please,i am wondering if its true or not ?

 

Formula: watts times hours equals watt-hours.
100 watts times 18 hours = 1800 watt hours.
1800 watts times 1 hour = 1800 watt-hours.

There is no such thing as a machine that can convert 100 watt-hours into 101 watt-hours.
That is called perpetual motion.
The smartest people on the planet believe that is impossible and always will be impossible.

 

What #12 means is that you cannot create extra energy from nothing.

Power is measured in watts. Energy is measured in watt-hours.

You can put 100W for 2 hours into a battery.
Then you can recover 200W for 1 hour assuming 100% efficiency.

 

Hi Mike thank you
how can i increase my wattage while using a 100w panel or if i must i will use a 250w panel.
i need to charge 6x 48v batteries while i only use the 1 panel ? the motor is 48 vdc load 1.8kw
Regards Sharon

Have you ever hear about Law of Conservation of Energy?