Power Queen Mini 100ah, on sale, shrsl.com/46p4h 12 volt Air conditioner ROOF model amzn.to/45DOBwd & 12 volt split model amzn.to/4cc2OD8 *Support/Join with KoFi* - ko-fi.com/john4kiera OR bit.ly/2buyaCoffee all support helps.🙂
Go to the site link under video, the ebay site for them, superauto. Then go to the MAKE OFFER under where it says Cart and Buy spots. I already have worked with hem, have told him to do $50 plus for my viewers and he accepted. SO - Do a MAKE OFFER on it, when you make offer, you will put this exact info down. *I watched video on JOHDANIEL of your Roof Air and I want the Best Discount J said you will give, so I am offering price minus $80 off your price for my offer* He knows me as *J* and that letter is code for WORK WITH YOU. So, if price is $830, you offer $750 for it. He will counter or accept. If he counters you with $50 off, you respond with *I am a Subscriber of J, and give me $60 off and its a deal* Then your in.
As a city slicker, I could see it being a great option even for converting an attic into a separate living unit while harvesting the heating and cooling benefits of a conditioned space above the original house for everything below.
I remember the All in one Air conditioners that sat outside a mobile home, had 8" to 12" hoses that went under the MH and connected to the flume and returns. Well you can do the same with these since the wiring and faceplate are adaptable to your plans. Watch soon I will do a mock up on how to do it using a 4X10 to 6" adapter X 4 total and 2 layers of 3/4 plywood. My spare one will blow in 8400 btu at 48 amps DC when my solar cuts off at full bank around 2 pm till a open voltage high sensor does a ON to off timer and shuts it down in 4.5 hours for me during peak heat of the days.
I was hoping for one with a reversing valve, I feel it's more efficient than a heating element... but I'll keep my eyes open and hopefully in time someone will make one!
Very cool, either one of those would cool my 300 sq ft ham shack. Already have 4 100AH power queens in my solar setup, just need to add about 800watts more in panels
Go to the link, see on there for the make offer near the put it in cart thing. Do the make offer, tell him YOUR a lifetime subscriber to me and long time friend, do the math on his price, and make your offer of $100 off it and see if he bites on it. I made friends with them, Yang and Soi in China, not here. From his buyers group I got to learn his has the 4mm case base in high temp poly verses the rest who have 22 gage crappy stamped metal. His uses the Korean made scroll compressor, their use the Vietnam Hisense version. So I bought some with some back and forth to get Kiera a lowest cost. I won't make a dime on any MAKE OFFER deal from my link, but screw it, would only be $2 to $3 anyhow. You and my viewers getting them cheap is a better outcome.
@@JOHNDANIEL1 I appreciate that John, I'm thinking seriously about getting one. I really want to get my ham shack set up to run on solar in case the grid goes down for any length of time.
This is great information! I don’t have much money but I do need to invest in this True 12v ac system. I live in the high desert of Southern California, and within that environment I live in my Chevy Suburban in the convenient color of black to ensure I know how hot it is at all times, lol! Thanks for this video - im hoping it will allow me to avoid melting to death in my car 😅 because I could not afford a ac unit with the parameters I require to make it practical in application.
PS, they had a wrecked one, UPS damaged, so the buyer got new one sent, and the seller diverted the one with kinked line to me for $125 total, was dripping oil but did fire up and cool so I may make it into a window unit ( a all in one self contained basically ) for my south shop rooms.
The $1300 one when available is by 2 stores is a 12/24v model. These being $800 and less are 12 OR 24 volt. The 24 model is identical to ones we installed last year in 2 semi trucks, MACK VISION rigs, they ran on under 24 amps @24v full blast. And you can request and get a 48 volt that runs full power on under 12 amps @48
The DC inverter air conditioners control the compressor speed so its not always turning on and off which should be more efficient in the long run. But they do cost more and have more stuff to go wrong.
Looks great, so I could put one on my 5th wheel rv to replace the original ac that the compressor is going out. I had to replace the original converter yrs ago, replaced with a better Outback converter. So I get some power queens, do the instructions tell you how to hook up to the converter? The Rv stays plugged into 50amp all the time to run the a residential frig that is in it for extra frig space, but would be nice to run an efficient ac a few hours a day do go in there for some alone time, we use the rv as a place for guests and family to stay sometimes. BTW we are in Southern Nevada, 110 F during the day is the norm in the hotter months. Thank you, I love your videos and your information.
For your 50 amp you will use a Minerals 60 amp s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DBbE9MF DC to DC and what you do is connect its AUTO LINE ( vehicle line that goes to charge the coach battery ) to the input side, on the output add up to 400 amp hours of LiFePO4, set your settings, forget about it. But if you want to unplug the RV, get the much better 60 amp DC to DC with built in 30 amp ( 300 watts solar ) mppt on it so when sitting it keeps the system hot, when in use it supports huge DC power. s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DkG1rar
We are in central Texas, record breaking 100+ degrees for 37 days now. Not climate change, Magnetic 1 degree pole shift change that happened 9 months ago.
You should! And a 24 volt model is on sale now, we just got another for a horse trailer/rv ebay.us/6ioxKx PLUS $50 off using their code. I don't get one, I wasn't promoting it, but they have one on there.
They fit a 14 x 14 hatch or vent location well. You can go as small as 9 x 14 comfortably on a new cut in too. That is the cut to the C2500 Kiera is making on hers.
UPDATE for a deal on them - Go to the site, the link under video to the ebay site for them, superauto. Then go to the MAKE OFFER under where it says Cart and Buy spots. I already have worked with hem, have told him to do $50 plus for my viewers and he accepted. SO - Do a MAKE OFFER on it, when you make offer, you will put this exact info down. *I watched video on JOHDANIEL of your Roof Air and I want the Best Discount J said you will give, so I am offering price minus $80 off your price for my offer* He knows me as *J* and that letter is code for WORK WITH YOU. So, if price is $830, you offer $750 for it. He will counter or accept. If he counters you with $50 off, you respond with *I am a Subscriber of J, and give me $60 off and its a deal* Then your in.
Кто-то должен был это сделать. Люди должны знать стоимость и мощность, которую он действительно потребляет. предстоит еще много исследований по установке Direct Current.
I would like the split unit one. Definitely want to see you test it out. Both of those are way cheaper than the ecoflow wave 2 or the zerobreeze units and would be more efficient since they actually have the outdoor part outdoors. One of the main issues with any portable ac.
The split is listed as max 60 amps @ 12,000 btu max, what that means is 51 amps 9400 in BTU constant delivered and 7000 BTU on saver settings, 31 amps. But a 15,000 btu RV roof air is sucking down 1640 watts AC and only a real 9200 btu in delivered goods to you. So in reality, you can get a pair of the Split, run both on eco settings and cool your house, RV, boat or shed with 30% less total power in DC than same option in 120 volt.
Have you seen the eg4 mini split? They sell a 12/24 precharged mini split that runs on direct solar or programmable limited AC. So you can hook it straight to panels and not need to worry about batteries. Not mobile by any means and it costs about 1300.
I am actually taking another one damaged in shipping, has a kinked line on it from a gorilla at UPS handling it, so I am going to take it for $125 delivered and make a side outlet for it to feed into the shop on extreme Texas days. ITs made to be able to do that so easy! I may even hack it into a window unit.
The 2 piece model can do that, to something 6x8 foot with 7 foot ceiling. It can run as low as 49 degrees F if you move the thermostat sensor out of the air flow. But be sure you use 6" foam in the build.
love that video good solution for many things i like the fact one can run it with out the truck running mostly for my tow truck be sweet. i redoing the ac on my is300 lexus 2005 it ant that pricey just a pain its getting a new hot side and o-rings expansion valve
Have you done a video showing how AC shore power can be used to power these 12v air conditioners and what would be required? I’m trying to see if I can intertwine a 12v AC unit into my Progressive Dynamic AC/DC power converter which is set up for a 30A shore power service when plugged in at a campground.
Upgrade to those batteries she's going to use in the new 1 year update video for hers or similar, and/or a 75 amp charger/power supply amzn.to/4finY4n then you get plenty power. The Progressive Dynamic is not generally LiFePO4 friendly and is not likely over 45 amps DC peak power. Run the Recpro into the batteries or just as the power supplier, add some solar when you can, and you can get some level of off grid AC cooling going. If your just wanting a hard core ROOF AC unit, that's when you get a TOSOT 15k Roof Air though. *discount site for them* shrsl.com/4mbm1 use code WELCOME10. It has Inverter Technology, soft starting on all RV power systems and unreal in output!
would love to have one of these for my Office. The window stuff sucks so inefficient. Those could run when the sun is out strait off my solar. and use the window as a back up or at night.
If you know how to build up a angled box on your roof, or if you have a flat roof these unlike the regular RV 120 volt can be hacked to mount in numerous ways. Control Wires can be extended and you can roof mount them on a house with some modifications. My roof is only a 3.12 to 1 so I can do a 12 x 14 box in metal, insulate it, baffle/duct it, drop the lower unit down to the ceiling inside and mount one. As long as I am only a few feet or less it will do that easy. The split unit is much more simple to use, makes more cooling but does require you to do your own basic refrigeration work on vacuum and charge. It uses 10% more power for 15% more cooling, but thats the trade offs.
PS - You can also mount the roof unit ebay.us/4MsDMK on a steel post made with angle welded up in a U-frame 12 wide 8 deep ears next to the shed outside, and duct in the intake and exhaust in 6" insulated ducting if your handy and put the faceplate vertical on the inner wall. I will be doing the second roof unit that we got that needed repairs that exact way in a month or so.
@@JOHNDANIEL1 I already have HVAC stuff from when I installed my system. and I have a bottle of R410 Since they are now fazing out R22 I thing 2025 they will stop production of R22, witch will make it carzy expensive for those still using R22 like my Root top on my camper, its 47 year old AC and still works. I ws thinking a mini Split for my shed, that is a heat pump. With my servers it a pain to keep the shed Cool when its good and hot out and mini splits are so much better than then window units. Great video by the way. I watch a lot of your videos old friend.
You and I remember the All in one Air conditioners that sat outside a mobile home, had 8" to 12" hoses that went under the MH and connected to the flume and returns. Well you can do the same with these since the wiring and faceplate are adaptable to your plans. Watch soon I will do a mock up on how to do it using a 4X10 to 6" adapter X 4 total and 2 layers of 3/4 plywood. My spare one will blow in 8400 btu at 48 amps DC when my solar cuts off at full bank around 2 pm till a open voltage high sensor does a ON to off timer and shuts it down in 4.5 hours for me during peak heat of the days.
@@JOHNDANIEL1 man you making me fell old LOL. yea I think they called those packaged units. My double wide had one it sill worked but I Re did my HVAC and gave it to the neighbor. I think that one was a 14 inch duct, I had some 12 inch and they didn't fit. I'm pretty good with my hands, One I get some of the wood work done in the old camper and the 12 volt stuff ran, I need to get the battery system set up. I want to load the roof with Solar Panel's though about having some that fold out off the top to get even more power from solar. Cant wait to get the camper done so I can for once if my life get a way from my house.
The interesting part us as I'm converting my 37' Class A's 2500btu rooftop ac's out, I'm thinking I could set it up with a pair if these and just run them both at the same time. I have to run the generator now to be able to run both 120 v ac Coleman ac's now.... I'm installing 12,000 watts of solar power on it. And have 3 -200 amp Power Queen batteries on the way now. With both running it should be able to stay really comfortable in the Big Girl. Thanks for showing this..
I would add one more PQ200plus amzn.to/45Pc9xa to that amount of load, solar and stress, and what you can and always should do is get some 1/2" foam board and go in behind all outside wall covering/located cabinets, inside cabinets and anywhere you can put foam board to increase insulation, even in the ceiling of cabinets and closets, glue up to the roof in there. Then without a doubt, you can do your goal and be able to stay very cool with one on high if needed and one on Eco Mode. We helped over the weekend put 3 in a 39 foot RV with a single super slide. With one over the 5th wheel front bedroom, one over the kitchen area and one over the living room. He has 8 of the original PQ premium 100 batteries and we could run all 3 in 106 degree outside temps on eco mode 88 amps total to get it inside from over 100+ to 70 degrees in under 1-1/2 hours. He only has 1100 watts solar so he most likely will run his 1800 watt generator about 30 minutes every 4-5 hours if running all 3 higher than eco though. They just went in where the front and back AC was, and the vent over the table was pulled and the 3rd one installed.
If your willing to spend enough then you can get a compressor that can possible do that conversion like the Auto style here, s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DkpiJYR but all the other parts would be also in need of some modifications or changes. Best bet is the whole change out to the full DC system since it would be cheaper in the long run. I have installed that AC unit in the link above in a truck bed camper with excellent results. A larger camper though I have not done one on.
I am looking for a good system but cheap. For my 18nwheeler to prevent idle time when resting my 10hr. Can you put this system vertically on the back outerwall. Looking at ecoflow wave 2 and eclflow deltapro 3600 per specs. $3900 total cost. But when i see some of your vids i see i might be able to do this cheaper and better then eco flow
I recommend the Split model, and a average AC guy can put it on in a few hours. 12 volt split 8000 btu model amzn.to/4cc2OD8. You will need 3 of the narrow 230 AH batteries to go 12+ hours on full charge amzn.to/4bfr3z3 *Right now, they are $150 off each*, Use the TIME USB models and a DC to DC charger controller MPPT50A BT or the MPPT60A BT s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEmqsxd . Your total cost will be under $2000 for more than 2X the cooling of the Ecoflow. The Eco Wave is barely able to cool a 36" sleeper with 2X the insulation added. Use 4 awg cable only from your mains on your alternator feed at/from your truck batteries, a 100 amp dc circuit breaker to the DC to DC controller, and 2 awg between batteries, and 4 awg to your AC unit. NEVER use CCA wire, use Welding grade TEMco. The controller above will protect your starting battery and give you plenty charge in 10 hours DOT running time.
Been debating on whether to get this mini split or a 110/115 for my work van. This makes me want to get this dc ac. A lot less work just seems to be louder. I see there is a different indoor unit for these now that are actually quieter
I have installed exactly what I will list on 3 Sprinter Vans since March. - For a work van, use this model. s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DllEBGH and add at least one good 200 to 230 AH battery ( dirt cheap and rock solid is TIME USB ) amzn.to/4dnOQz7 so its covered for off engine time. Each 230AH battery is 4 hours+ & It is very quiet. And your efforts are easy. Use the Minerals DC to DC charger controllers MPPT50A BT or the MPPT60A BT s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEmqsxd to charge your battery from the van alternator for the AC unit. With those you can add solar on the roof if you like, and see all functions via Bluetooth. I suggest you get you 2 or 3 rolls of self adhesive inner body Neo-insulation ( seriously cheapest is Temu ) temu.to/m/utife6cbx4r then your REAL CHILL!
I own a HVAC company, according to my calculations when he first started this up, the amp draw, the voltage and giving it a 3.0 coefficient ( I've heard they don't make it to 3.0), this unit was running at 7,200 BTUs. At 12,000 BTU the system should be drawing 1166 watts. I don't think these things will compete against a 110 v 12,000 BTU mini split.
Hi I love your channel I'm watching the install on the 12 volt air conditioner are they still offering your special price please get back to me thank you
Great Video!! I am looking for a 12 volt AC unit to buy and install on my DIYOverland Camper. Which one do you suggest i buy? How many Amp Hours battery do i need to have to run the AC at night or on cloudy days?
The one I linked under the video is so far the best of 4 I tested so I made a video on it. The others sucked. As for batteries, 45 amp hours per hour of needs. All night, 400 amp hours. But you can run this one on eco mode, way better than the others. Then 400ah will run it for over 12 hours. You can charge that back up with 600 watts of solar in a day, then repeat. But to run day and night, you need 1500 watts solar and at least 350 ah of battery, those are your numbers. The slightly cheaper ones you will see on Ebay, they are radial compressors, you will need 300 more watts solar, and 150 more amps of battery to save $100 buying them.
Not easily. The average car battery don't have the input and storage to do very well running over 40 amps extra output. Same with high powered audio equipment you have to upgrade battery and alternator in them too. You can likely get away with doing it but you will drastically shorten the life of a small car battery.
@@JOHNDANIEL1 Ok thanks. I may run a second battery setup then but then I'm worried about the length of wire because the stater battery is under hood and there's no room so I would have to install the second battery in the hatchback. I just want to find the easiest but safest way to power it but not go the solar route
@@chrisTPTF You can run a DC to DC Converter to send 30 to 60 amps from the alternator using 6 awg cable to a LiFePO4 100 ah battery in the vehicle about anywhere. Numerous options exist. But if your in a compact car your already in a challenge to add anything.
I use DC to DC charging from my main bank of Lead Acid. I also use a independent solar charger that sends power over after the main bank hits 14.0 volts. Numerous ways to charge.
I am glad that you are back at producing awesome videos. What is a good source for a budget 5000 watt pure sine wave inverter 12 volt and made for hard wiring ? My 3000 watt is sick and not cutting the mustard any longer.
I would have to say the SWI 5000 s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DlyPvZ9 but you can run 3200 through the terminals in hard wire and make a drop from the outlets for the rest. None in the higher than 3200 watt can do it all from the hard wire points very well. Most affordable brands can barely carry 3000 from them. While the inverter is new and off you can test the outlets for continuity and mark them for accuracy to drop wire from the outlets the rest of the output. I should make a video on that.
If you got one that sold as HEAT and COOL you will have the mode button cycle though the options and the red symbol is heat and if your ambient temps are below 75 degrees it will activate. If you bought one that says COOL ONLY then it does not come with the heat strip in it.
Make sure when you installed you plugged the heat strip into the module/cables inside then and temps are under 75 degrees ( best is 68 or lower ) so it activated the heat option. It will not allow heating to start up when temps are over 75 in the truck/car. My other unit running on a trailer will not kick on the heat till it's under 72 degrees but it will run up to 83 degrees once on, so the thermostats are not perfect in accuracy like about everything else now!!
Hi John, thanx for the video, I've been thinking about these for the past 2 months. Question sir, why did you slect this particular one and what was your criteria in choosing one that is more expensive than the same "looking" units on ebay? Thanx in advance, enjoy your vids when they come through on my feed.
I made friends with them, Yang and Soi in China, not here. From his buyers group I got to learn his has the 4mm+ HD case base in high temp poly verses the rest who have 22 gage crappy stamped junk painted metal. His uses the Korean made DF scroll compressor, their use the Vietnam Hisense version. So I bought some with some back and forth to get Kiera a lowest cost. They like the small wind turbines I get have numerous options on how "built" they seek to get them for their own store. Some look identical, but depending on sourcing, and materials in it, they can be like night and day. Another few of them sells 3 versions, you think your getting a store with a lower price, wrong. You most often getting lower quality. Stainless screws verses Zinc, Coper clad aluminum verses real copper, galvanized or anodized verses faked coating.
Which one? Minerals DC-DC charger+solar MPPT s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dld9KE3 Power Queen DC-DC Charger + MPPT shrsl.com/46ja6 AtemPower Controllers ALL amzn.to/3KyEXBI Outequip 12 volt 8470 btu Roof AC ebay.us/IsWLlk & Outequip 12 volt 9490 btu Cab/wall mount 12 volt Air conditioner ebay.us/2aDRHn Linear Dc to DC Buck/Boost Converter Chargers, s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DlVroCf MPPT & more Solar to Boost Chargers amzn.to/3DMtqeq
No, this model is a Aliexpress model as you see in the link below the video. Many names put on them. Already fully built and charged. I got it shipped by Ebay associated warehouse but from the Ali-source.
Just food for thought, Old Chevy may need an alternator and cable upgrade, 40 amp dc to dc charger, having a 50 amp draw on high will outrun the input, which could translate to waiting on batteries to recover?
I would consider 1 of the new TIME USB 220ah amzn.to/3OEKzeW and a 65 amp alternator upgrade. If you leave fully charged, without alternator you have almost 5 hours but some charge as driving you can stretch that to 9+ hours easy. In Kieras truck its doing great on Economy setting, 27 to 28 amps.
I was talking about the alternator on your daughters truck, like a 225 amp all chromed out, 2/0 cables with 100amp charge controller for her 500 amp battery pack
LOL, Its a 90 amp on it, the 1990 Chevy 2500 trucks came with either a 65 or the *SUPER HEAVY DUTY COMMERCIAL VERSION HA HA HA* 90 amp. But that depends according to Rock Auto and if your truck is Canadian made, or USA made. I have seen some with a puny 50 amp in them. My 1997 Ford has a 140 amp stock and can jump start a semi truck in seconds.
@@JOHNDANIEL1 that’s funny the one on my 68GMC barely has enough power to run the head lights and heater fan, I had a 1991 geo metro that had 180 amp that would direct start my semi trucks at zero
Good video. But its not going to preform the same in 100 degree temps ,with roof top temps of 160 degrees , in the heat the batts will perform differently also .
Already have that test done, 111 degrees, heat index of 120, Truck body temps hit 135 to 140, they never get to 160 except maybe the hood, it isn't asphalt. And it did fine. We live in the center of Texas, not New Hampshire!
DUH!!! Nothing but drug addiction, game addiction, sex addiction, phone addiction and political corruption is made here now. All that Thanks to Barry from Indonesia via Kenya LOL!
Thats Cool John, but I hate to see you cut a hole in the ab of Kira's 1990 Chevy😲 if its a Siverado extended cab getting that headliner out is a BEAR❗ those 33 yr old clips on the trim will break etc.
Odd Ball battery that works with every brand, TIME USB. A Grouped battery for heavy use, Power Queen. I don't endorse, I refer. If they offered me money like they do the promotors all over You Tube, I would find another brand.
Subbed! John...You are the man I need to follow! I have a 24v Military H1 and trying to put in a stand alone AC system. Don't want to add a compressor to the engine. Ill be looking around here but whats your suggestion off the riff? Thank you and the misses.
The roof is big enough to add 2 of the roof units if its the crew model. Follow that link, when you do look at the offerings that look similar, they have a 24 volt model.
So far this brand and build has been around since 2016 with very few changes done to it. Seems it has very little repair data on it or blogs in Asia ( very popular in Indonesia, India, Pakistan and Philippines ). Build is equal to most window air conditioners. I suspect you can get 5 to 6 years out of it at least.
How long have you been using that KAIWEETS amp meter? You should give them a bit of time on a video going over it. Thanks!! Good review of all the DC a/c (??) stuff!
Wiggly camera work is due to lack of huge profits from not being a professional You Tube promoter. With me a installer and actual person living with the stuff you see, you get wiggles, instability, active facts, owners actual findings, ways to spend less to get things OR you can get pro shots, purdy back drops, fine detail art, expensive cameras and editing software and lots of lies about the things in the videos and high priced sources to pad the pocket of the companies. Plus, you get replies from my channel, I ain't at the bar spending anything!
John, I do appreciate your content, and am not suggesting that a "professional looking" product would be better. I skip over the introductions, fancy screen art, etc. on other channels. I am just suggesting that a better user experience would be to slow down the camera movements. The viewer will have more time to absorb the excellent content! Jerky is OK, hand held phone camera is OK, but I get dizzy with the jumping around from battery to meter to wiring and back so quickly. Not being critical of your channel, the content is excellent, and I am qualified to say that. Keep up the good work. @@JOHNDANIEL1
The split model Gouku looks identical to the Treeligo. I can't find much info on these. Seems no matter which btu you choose, it has the same specs?? Did you make a video on this, or not worth it? Ebay is cheaper than Amazon.
I use the foam same as what Air Conditioners use inside them, inside the RV everywhere it is 1/2 price and same stuff as Amazon but on Temu. temu.to/m/utife6cbx4r
Hello Is there a mini split option with the smaller plastic crate (on the outside unit ) that other sellers offer and around te same amp rating as your mini split or less , I would buy yours but it doesn’t fit in the spot I have for it
There is not a motor in the world that runs on "straight D.C.". Either the D.C. is chopped into A.C. by brushes and commutator, or it is an "electronically commutated motor" (ECM) or "brushless motor" with an electronic module that chops up the D.C. into A.C. -- an inverter. That said, a system that uses an inverter to get to A.C. then runs a standard A.C. synchronous motor or a brushed universal motor would be horribly inefficient, but this is not a given when the term "inverter" is used. My 12KBTU unit (branded Toshiba but I understand Midea owns that division now) is simply an ECM.
Would you have a reason they do not belong together? The extremely trustworthy mega corporations who tell you what to do may have ulterior motives in doing so, yes? Fact - LiFePO4 and LEAD ACID share every single attribute in normal voltage and storage behavior, they in fact have been in a larger than 80,000 watt hour 24v module were used in a bridged system for many years in the Philippines where UPG has one of their largest plants for lead acid manufacturing. The outcome is a 12% loss of lifespan in a LiFePO4 but a 36% increase in the SLA/Lead Acid they were combined with in that 60/40 arrangement.
@@JOHNDANIEL1 Glad I read this comment, I was going to ask the same thing. Bummer they didn't add a reversing valve and make it a heat pump, I doubt it would have added much more cost than what's involved with the resistive heater.
I made them a double deal, and got a bigger discount so I can show them. But for a everyone deal on them - Go to the site, the link under video (12 volt Air conditioner ROOF ebay.us/4MsDMK & 12 volt split model ebay.us/5Mdt2W ) to the ebay site for them, superauto. Then go to the MAKE OFFER under where it says Cart and Buy spots. I already have worked with hem, have told him to do $50 plus for my viewers and he accepted. SO - Do a MAKE OFFER on it, when you make offer, you will put this exact info down. *I watched video on JOHDANIEL of your Roof Air and I want the Best Discount J said you will give, so I am offering price minus $80 or more off your price for my offer* He knows me as *J* and that letter is code for WORK WITH YOU. So, if price is $830, you offer $700 to 750 for it. He will counter or accept. If he counters you with $50 off, you respond with *I am a Subscriber of J, and give me $80 off and its a deal* Then your in.
@@JOHNDANIEL1 Hi John, just found your channel. Does the condenser fan blow air down or suck it out? If it sucks air out it would be easy to duct the heat away for other things like preheating water before it goes into the water heater, etc.
Look on the ad, you make a BEST OFFER and they will work a deal. Start with offering to buy for $100 less, work the counter offer, and up to you to accept it. Due to me saying we are going to show it in a video they offered $250 off, but already for one person I know with a backhoe I sent direct to him got a $70 off deal by making a offer on the roof model.
Go to either of the links, 12 volt Air conditioner ROOF ebay.us/4MsDMK & 12 volt split model ebay.us/5Mdt2W on the space where it has you to put in your cart, look below and it will say MAKE OFFER, you just calculate a $75 to 100 off you want and post that offer to him. So if its listed at $830, you offer $749 and he will respond with a counter offer or accept it. You can run that circle once or twice to get them. I got 2, made him a offer $290 off roof one, we agreed to $250 off ( due to video planned ) and the split unit I offered $120 off, he took it at $100 off so totally I got 2 for the cost of the roof unit and $100 more total.
Compressors can be changed but the gas type, core, tube diameter, low and high pressure rates and condenser sizes can be more than a issue. It is cheaper to buy a premade than all the tools and materials to hack a 220v model.
Who are you, where you located? Utility agreed Solar is a scam, avoid it. Cost to be off grid is cheaper by 39% than associating with Utility who give nothing for your solar power.
@@JOHNDANIEL1 in British Columbia here in Canada our BC Hydro banks our solar for us in summer for use during our cold winter, for heating. they only pay like 3 cents though if we sell it instead of using it. But at least we don't have to buy a $10 grand battery bank.
Great stuff thanks guys for sharing - I'm looking for an alternative AC unit like the Vilot unit. I recently idid a Pro install using a Wave on an Airstream RV which runs on an Xantrex lithium and inverter. If you get a minute check below keep up the great work! AIRSTREAM LI-PAC AC ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HGDBKk2jbq0.html
Lots of pop pic art in that video. AI Made?? Looks AI made and very few replies or post. Suspicious sales game. That Li-PAC is a nice small 4600 BTU system with nice popular name brands pasted on same stuff they all get from China/India/Mexico/Singapore/Vietnam, but for a cost of over $16,000. Nice to have unlimited $$$! Those SAME Danfoss Compressors made in Seoul South Korea comes in DC or AC options, both hyper efficient. Save thousands get no less a outcome. A 8000 btu DC model s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DllEBGH, or 7800 BTU from or HEF-AC Power amzn.to/4bCsuJg and the 10 year cold/hot/charge protected dirt cheap Donjin Batteries (with a weird bunch of letters as brand) literally the inhouse distributor for EVE LiFePO4( 亿纬锂能 )is at amzn.to/3V3d8ai getting 3 of them @ 200AH each is 29% higher real outcome, for about $2,300 for AC unit and Battery total. Nice cost cut from over 16 thousand bucks! Their Xantrex crappy Sri Lanka made Solar Panel and solar controller on that video, $590 each and $400 for the controller. A Bouge panel made in better quality Taiwan that is 30% better amzn.to/3UQ8I5u is half that price and their 60 amp MPPT amzn.to/3QSkr23 is 50% less and uses better Mosfets. You'll get 25% more power for same roof space but at $600 less. That So called BLUE POO! the "MADE IN THE NETHERLANDS" Victron LOL x 10, is proven made 100% in Bangalore India or Yehan Singapore. The entire line sine 2016 of Xantrex is nearly 100% made in Vietnam. Careful about buying name brand anything in 2024! Unless you got your sex lube and your in the bent over and ready position! Shop Smart!
John, Thanks for the detailed reply and links - Of the thousands of guys who do what you do, I like what you and your partner do best and your down to earth explanations. I designed my first RV lithium battery system way way back in 95 and built my own packs and used a Freedom inverter. Recently I have been using Lithionics and Xantrex batteries exclusively because they are enclosed in an all metal case to help contain a thermal runaway event. I started on my 3rd Li-PAC system. I did one in my Renegade Verona then the Airstream and I just finished another install of a Wave 2 in a Renegade Veracruz Super C with a 700 ah lithium system. Wish I would have ran into your 8000 BTU unit sooner I would have installed it rather than the Wave 2 in the Veracruz. Did I hear you correctly that they make a smaller unit as well? If you get a chance check out my Un-sponcered site at: www.rvvolt.com Keep up the great work Guys!! Mike
If your good with a little sheet metal and some hose/venting skills, yes. s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DmddydZ Not a massive cooling ability at about 1400 BTU but a incredible way to remove humidity and it will use about what you put out on a 125 watt solar panel. Leaving it in your RV to run when your gone keeps out peak heat and stops wood rot.