It is used as the city morgue. LOL. I have no idea why that little building has a 5k air conditioner. That's how it came when I bought the property. It also has bars on the windows and a fortified door so who know what they were doing in that building.
@@OurBlackCatCottage bro... thats my favorite... "why do you have this weird thing in your house" "honestly i have no idea, it came with the house".... I have a golden crucifix above my bed and people are always asking wtf?? came with the house....
I have 1200 watts of solar, 24 volt 200 amp hour battery and 3000 watt power inverter, I have been running my 5000 btu window ac 24, 7 since I built the system, the battery never gets below 50% it also charges all our phones and runs my tv.
It’s surprisingly easy to run on solar on consistently sunny days. I have seven small widow ac’s ,two double door refrigerators,an upright freezer,and my water heater running on a Growatt 5K inverter with 20 KWH battery. I don’t run all the ac’s at the same time, four when it’s hot or have company. I put the elements in series on the water heater so its load is only 2250 w,avoiding overloading the inverter. I have grid power but don’t need input from it if we don’t have a lot of company to maintain this essential circuits panel. I had three generators. I sold one,gave one away to my son who never uses it on his completely off grid trailer,(he has a small inverter generator for an occasional boost) and the last one I will probably repair some day. With a little lifestyle adjustment during long term grid down we will do just fine. Off grid solar is one of the best investments I’ve ever made except for my wife and I won’t mention which one requires more maintenance.
I used to run an 8000btu air conditioner most of the day off a 24v 2000 watt inverter and 24V 3kw battery. The Solar panels (1.5kw) had enough output to run the window unit and left power to spare after topping batteries off. I am now looking into getting me a Hybrid inverter and starting this off grid journey again. I live in South Texas were 110 to 115 F is common and need a small cabin to cool me down now. I currently run my drip tape irrigation system and water well on solar and plan on adding more off grid power stations.
I have a Big Battery 24 Volt Hawk @ 3.8 KWH powering a Victron Phoenix 24/1200 Inverter with 400 Watts o Eco Worthy BiFacial Solar Panels and It Runs a 6000 BTU Air Conditioner and Cools The Spartan 40' Motorcoach / Bunkhouse really well. Other Kitchen Appliances and LED Lighting, Flat Screen TV and Stereo with ease.
My 5000 BTU units run 450 or 500w. A 1000w "solar generator" will run them 2 hours to 2 hours 15 minutes. That would be 12000w per day. Which I think is 12000wH. Your number seems different.
