Htonetech 20kw Solar System Complete Kit off Grid China 30kwh 40kwh 50kwh 99kwh Solar Panels All Black

System advantages:

HTONETECH off-grid power supply system, 10,000 sets of successful experience, customized services, one-stop shopping, and products meet CE certification.

1. No risk of depletion; 
2. Safe and reliable, no noise, no pollution emissions, absolutely clean
3. Not limited by the geographical distribution of resources, can take advantage of the advantages of building roofs; 
4. Generate and supply power on-site without consuming fuel and erecting transmission lines;
5. Energy quality is high;
6. The construction period is short, and the time spent in obtaining energy is short.

Meet the 24H operation of small equipment of 60-100W, and the operation of 3 days in cloudy and rainy days.

key components and considerations for a 20kW solar system kit:

• Solar Panels: The number of solar panels required for a 20kW system will depend on the wattage of the individual panels. Assuming you have 400W panels, you would need approximately 50 panels to reach a total capacity of 20kW. The actual number may vary based on the specific panel wattage and efficiency.
• Inverter: The inverter is responsible for converting the DC electricity generated by the solar panels into usable AC electricity. For a 20kW system, you would need an inverter with a capacity of at least 20kW to handle the power output. Consider selecting a high-quality inverter with advanced features like MPPT technology for maximum power extraction.
• Battery Bank: Off-grid systems require energy storage to provide electricity during periods of low solar generation or at night. The size and capacity of the battery bank will depend on your energy needs and desired autonomy. For a 20kW system, you should consider a substantial battery bank with sufficient capacity to store excess energy for later use.
• Charge Controller: A charge controller regulates the charging and discharging of batteries to protect them from overcharging or excessive discharge. Make sure the charge controller is appropriately sized to handle the current and voltage requirements of your system.