April 2006 – Nomad Power System is proud to announce the opening of its new products design center in Cebu, Philippines. This design center is responsible for research and development, field engineering, after sales services and technical training for the Asian market.
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Solar Home System (20-140W)

This is the bottom of the range, it is basically a low cost option for people that do not have access to mains electricity and is aimed to provide power for low power lights and a fan or low power radio or TV.

The base unit consists of the following:

  •  Solar Panel
  •  Charge controller
  •  Battery

The Solar Home System is a complete source of battery power which comes in a number of models to meet your power needs. The base system is powered by a 20Wp solar panel which may be upgraded to 140Wp if required. Battery capacity is 70Ah which is upgradeable to 100Ah if required. This fully integrated unit quietly generated DC electricity (AC also if you have the inverter option) to run small appliances such as lights, small televisions, fans and laptop computers.

The Solar Home System is recharged from a solar module. A controller monitors the charge to avoid under and over charging the battery, and a meter displays how much charge is in the battery. The AC model includes an internally mounted inverter that changes DC electricity to AC electricity for use with most appliances. The externally mounted rocker switch lets you turn the inverter off an on as needed. The AC unit includes one 220VAC socket with an outdoor cover as well as a 12VDC socket mounted in the end panel. The base unit comes with two DC sockets for 12V loads. Options are higher Wp panels size, increase in battery size and inverter sizes of 150W or 250W.

The Solar Home System never needs fuel, is absolutely silent, and requires little maintenance. This solar generator is housed in a weather resistant and secure metal enclosure. All you need to do is plug the solar panel into the enclosure to charge the battery. Once the battery is charged, you are ready to go.

 
Sample Usage per Day: (Watt hours = estimated wattage of appliance X hours of run time)
           
Appliance
Wattage
X
Run Time
=
Watt Hours
           
2- 5W lights
5W
 
8 hours (4 hrs each)
=
40 Wh
1 Radio
10W
 
3 Hours
=
30 Wh
1 Fan
40W
 
1 Hour
=
40 Wh
 
Download Solar Home System PDF Brochure here.
 
 
 

Other Products:

Solar Home System (20-140W)
Power Station Mini (40W to 1600W)
Standby Power (40W to 1600W)
Hybrid Power System (800W to 6000W) – Wind, Solar & Diesel