Free Solar Panels Running Appliances Direct, No Inverter!, No Batteries! DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!

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  • čas přidán 25. 12. 2022
  • DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!
    DISCALIMER
    I will not be responsible for anyone who try's this and blows themselves to hell.
    This video is for educational purposes only.
    An example of how you can run scraped and free solar panels directly into appliances with a heating element or a brush motor without the need of an Inverter or Batteries!
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Komentáře • 24

  • @chriskwakernaat2328
    @chriskwakernaat2328 Před rokem +8

    universal motors, like in a vaccumecleaner run on ac and dc , so yes, they do work directly off solarpanels. a heating element is just a resistive load , it doesnt care if it's ac or dc.

  • @thebugacademy
    @thebugacademy Před rokem +1

    smart man, makes me wish I lived in Australia, gives new meaning to the expression, land of the free,
    thanks bruv, I hope one day I can run everything this way, I would not be able to even see a solar panel that big in the UK, and it would cost a small fortune too big for me,

  • @vishnudanraj2570
    @vishnudanraj2570 Před rokem +3

    U, R, such a genius bro. How many watt are the panels.?

    • @shanecox4053
      @shanecox4053 Před rokem +2

      Holla,
      All up it works out to be about 1000W

  • @petert8931
    @petert8931 Před měsícem

    3:21 it's funny you should mention sand batteries, I had looked up "how to run solar panel directly" precisely and got to your video because I was thinking of using several solar panels in series to directly power a dumb water heating element into a bucket of sand during the day and bringing that pot in to release heat into the target area during winter night. More power, less power it doesn't matter; all that is needed is to convert whatever power and drive a resistor to cause heat to dump into inert sand.
    Or for a smaller setup ; for eg for people without a whole backyard or just access to 1 solar panel ; could be to a 12/24V PTC Heater into a home made PCM.
    Great idea!

  • @fridayoghenekevwe4888
    @fridayoghenekevwe4888 Před rokem +2

    Thanks allot I don't need batteries
    West Africa is ever sunny
    I can do my works in the day

    • @jonahmaringe7141
      @jonahmaringe7141 Před 11 měsíci +1

      But how do you connect the appliances direct? They can burn

  • @Rj-nh1df
    @Rj-nh1df Před 8 měsíci +3

    He seems like a mix between Johnny Depp and someone from the movie, Tombstone 🪦 I'm thinking Doc Holliday

  • @vasuboya2756
    @vasuboya2756 Před 4 měsíci +1

    How we have resolve switching problems , specially DC Arc when we do switch off?
    Is there any better idea other than DC breakers and installing capacitors, which should work on both AC and DC power?

    • @sepracon
      @sepracon  Před 4 měsíci +1

      I am not an electrical engineer, but you need a switch at the inlet and not on the device unless its modified, it is easier to pre set the deice to its working configuration and then just switch the power on using a plug or a high voltage switch.

    • @pr5991
      @pr5991 Před 3 měsíci +1

      Use electrolytic capacitors in each power board, the capacitors absorb the arc or use dc rcd switches, I am using these methods in Melbourne, have got old panels for almost nothing, put these in series to make 240 volts, run induction cooker, kettles, electric cooking devices directly from it. In Melbourne these panels are almost free, I am using DC isolators near the load and also near the panels, so I can switch off from both switches to increase the safety. You can find 500v capacitors from old electronic circuits.

    • @hx4791
      @hx4791 Před 3 měsíci

      example i do is ...solar panel plug in to 24v dc to 12v dc convertor then plug to a pure sine wave invertor say 300watts to convert the 12v dc to AC then plug in to appliance...there are plenty youtube vids...search run solar with no batteries

    • @Lij_MC
      @Lij_MC Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@sepracon Hi where are the best places to pick these old panels up in Melbourne?
      Where to look?

  • @DavidMata-wz7bx
    @DavidMata-wz7bx Před 26 dny

    How do you do

  • @pr5991
    @pr5991 Před 2 měsíci

    Even Ryobi corded lawnmower and line trimmer works to do the lawns where house power supply cannot reach.

  • @johnstone-gh9nj
    @johnstone-gh9nj Před 10 měsíci +1

    Hello, have you tried heating water for domestic purposes with the PV panels.

    • @patrickbodine1300
      @patrickbodine1300 Před 9 měsíci +3

      I have 4 panels @34v each, wired in series. 2 are connected to the bottom element and 2 connected to the top element. Mind you, these bottom 2 panels have the glass shattered and coated with the clear Flex Seal. They still put out 34v each. This photovoltaic array combination are heating an electric water heater salvaged from a mobile home. I did not change heating elements. I have it plumbed in just before my small rv water heater and the water gets really hot year 'round. Some days hotter than others. I have plenty of hot water for showers, washing dishes, what have you. Don't tell me it won't work. Because I know it does. Have a great day!

  • @p0rt0mark0
    @p0rt0mark0 Před rokem

    The saw can cut anything? because under load is normally harder to work

  • @jaybee3165
    @jaybee3165 Před rokem +1

    bravo!

  • @MrRerod
    @MrRerod Před rokem +1

    What's the correct term for this? P V direct? And I'm really curious about your 800 degree storage system. Who needs batteries?

  • @user-cj4zm1se6m
    @user-cj4zm1se6m Před 4 měsíci +2

    Smps appliances like most ohone chargers, LED TVs, etc will run off that supply too

  • @SoeMoenaing-vw8py
    @SoeMoenaing-vw8py Před 2 měsíci

    I think we must need to calculate the
    amp

  • @SunilKumar-nu2xc
    @SunilKumar-nu2xc Před 3 měsíci

    Work iron directly or not