Renogy400 Watt 12 Volt Premium 4 Pcs 100W Panel+40A MPPT Charge Controller+ Bluetooth Module Fuse+ Mounting Z Brackets+Adaptor Kit +Tray Cables Set, 400W, Grid 12V Solar Power System

The media could not be loaded. This has been a great learning journey for me. In my video, I had just set my circuitry up and wanted to run a test to see if it would power my Gaming PC and it works flawlessly. During the day(on the weekends) I can game and depending on the game I'm playing, it can stay topped off at 100% battery charge and only drains about 5 amps at most while the sun's out. My PC normally is around 180 watts and on higher end games draws around 480 watts nearly 20 amps so at night I make sure to only game about 2 to 3 hours before my 200Ah battery gets near 50%. I got my wife using it now and she's become energy cognizant making sure to even remind me to use our solar power system that we setup together. We love it and this is one of my favorite purchases that I've ever made of all time! I got the whole kit during a sale and it was totally worth it. I highly recommend anyone interested in solar to go this route. I accidentally drained my battery to 77A and the solar panels charged it back to 200A in 8 hours and that was with clouds. Usually on a full sunny day you'll be able to run lots of appliances if you get the 2000 watt inverter. We've run a 10A vacuum cleaner with ease, our magic bullet blender, my 10A Bluetooth Aura 3 bass speaker, my work laptop 50-150 watts, Keurig 1500 watts (good for 2 cups only draws a lot of power) , we've charged our rechargeable batteries, our phones , USB lights,etc... The point being this is the best for a beginner like me. It was not super hard to setup. Make sure you get a battery shunt to better monitor your battery. That was why I ended up draining down to 77amps. The Bluetooth feature is nice but as you'll see if you use only that it is totally unreliable for a battery monitor. Either way the best part about it, is you learn so much and gain new skills. Highly recommend this product! I've officially gone solar off grid for my basic appliance needs! Also exuse my cables running everywhere on the floor it was a temporary setup to test what I was trying to do. Excuse the mess in general 😂

I had researched solar builds and decided my shed would be a good proof of concept to later do a full build on my house. Its a standard 28x70 ranch. The shed was 10x12. I bought the Renogy kit after reviewing the Eco product and similar others. The equipment arrived promptly and I was quite fortunate as no parts were broke in shipment. Renogy's kit takes out all of the guess work. It had 4 x 100w Solar Panels, the 40a MPTT charge controller and the cabling as well as the bluetooth module. As well I followed "DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse". He will teach you everything you ever wanted to know about setup of solar, ad nausem :-) As you can see I added in a ANL bus bars. The batteries were 2 x 12v 50a LiPOFe. They are a bit pricey but allow a drain as low as 5-10%. That alone is worth the money.I use the power for the shed lights, and outlets. I can hold a 1/2 " corded drill on for a good 10mins at full spin using the Renogy 2000w inverter and it only degrades the batteries 20-30%. But that is not real work. I used my electric chain saw for 2-3 hours no worries. And my electric log splitter. During peak of day, the 4 x 100w panels keep the batteries full while I work. Not even sure it degrades much. I did drain the batteries one time by leaving all dc lights on and the 2000w inverter with a 12 inch electric fan running. But that was only once and proved that the system could recharge the batteries within 4 - 6 hours or less.The bluetooth modules maximizes the value. The Renogy DC Home app collects monthly data and provides realtime metrics for the system. I keep the inverter directly off the battery and not the charge controller. The load on the controller is only rated <20 amps. So I power my DC marine panel that supplies LED lighting and a 12v bench test power.I couldn't be happier. I have been running successfully from late August '21 to present mid Dec '21. I do not anticipate issues.UPDATE:I am now at May '24 and the system still runs like a champ. I did upgrade my battery to a 2800wh LiFOe. I wanted to run wireless bridge from my house to a small switch and a small PC for a "remote" site. The power last a weekend without sun.Has proven a fine investment.

This setup is the perfect kit to add a decent amount of solar to a motorhome to support 12v operation. It comes with everything you need (the panels get hooked up in series (+-+-+-+-) and the cables are all sized accordingly. I have been 'logging on' to the renogy app on my phone to monitor my production and consumption. Ive been very pleased with my findings. These mppt controllers are way nicer than that cheap h+rb+or freight one I started out with. Because they are wired in series the mppt controller always has enough volts to give the batteries the level they need. Sometimes it holds them at 13.7, sometimes it goes into boost mode to give them a good charge... I know just enough to be dangerous about solar, and I had no problem hooking it up or using it. If you have a screwdriver, wrench, and a drill, you can install this. Only thing you may need is a good sealant if you go thru the roof with the two solar wires.Don't waste your money on those cheap kits with the cheap controllers. Invest in a product that will do what you want it to do, not fall short of your expectations time and time again. Highly recommend this Renogy 400w mppt solar kit. You can't beat it for the price!!!