Pair two 100-watt Renogy solar panels with a GoalZero solar generator (or battery system) to create a portable system for your off-grid, mobile Tiny House. I used these panels because they are affordable.
I was wondering if this solar set up let’s you be able to run everything you have in your TH. I am building a 170sq ft and wondering if this would be enough or if I need a bigger one
tinyhousegiantjourney –
That really depends on A LOT of variables. First your appliances and usage. Then your location and the amount of sunlight you get. You should do a solar calculator and add up your needs to determine this.
Rated 4 out of 5
Joseph Deschambault –
I am planning on building a Tiny House that I can live in by the Time I graduate. this is the best solar option that I have seen so far and is most likely one that I will be putting on my tiny home. love what you are doing and I hope to do the same.
ALLISON HAMILTON –
I was wondering if this solar set up let’s you be able to run everything you have in your TH. I am building a 170sq ft and wondering if this would be enough or if I need a bigger one
tinyhousegiantjourney –
That really depends on A LOT of variables. First your appliances and usage. Then your location and the amount of sunlight you get. You should do a solar calculator and add up your needs to determine this.
Joseph Deschambault –
I am planning on building a Tiny House that I can live in by the Time I graduate. this is the best solar option that I have seen so far and is most likely one that I will be putting on my tiny home. love what you are doing and I hope to do the same.