Mercury | Complete Offgrid Solar Kit (300W solar, 1400W AC output, 882Wh battery)

The Mercury system is a standalone system that generates electricity using solar panels and stores it in batteries for later use via AC or DC output. It is designed to provide power to devices that are not connected to the grid, or as backup where the grid is unreliable.

This off-grid solar system includes 300 watts of solar panels and a Delta Mini unit that combines an 882Wh lithium battery, MPPT charging ports for solar, and an inverter with 1400W AC output (along with numerous other input/output options).

The system generates electricity through the solar panels. The panels convert the sun's energy into electricity, which passes through the built-in MPPT charge controller and is then stored in the lithium battery.

The lithium battery stores the electricity generated by the solar panels. It can hold up to 882Wh of power, which can be used when the solar panels are not generating enough electricity. Unlike traditional lead-acid batteries, the lithium battery can be fully discharged.

The battery's lifespan depends on how it is used and how often and fully it is charged and discharged. However, it is expected to last for several years with proper maintenance. It can be stored at a full charge for up to a year with no issues.

The charging time of the battery depends on the amount of sunlight available and the capacity of the solar panels. In optimal conditions, the battery can be fully charged within one average solar day.

The inverter converts the DC electricity stored in the battery into AC electricity that can be used to power appliances and devices. The inverter has an output of 1400W, which means it can power devices with a maximum power rating of 1400 watts. It also has a 2200W surge peak for brief spikes in power usage such as compressor startup.

The number of devices the system can power depends on their power consumption. The system can power devices with a combined continuous power consumption of up to 1400 watts.

The Delta Mini unit has a display screen that shows the battery level, solar panel output, and inverter status. Additionally, the system can be monitored remotely through a mobile app.

The system requires minimal maintenance. The solar panels should be kept clean and free of debris to maximize their efficiency. The inverter should be kept in a cool, dry place to prevent overheating.

No, the Mercury system is not expandable.

No, this is a standalone system and any devices it powers must be plugged in directly.