PowerWagon
"The IES Powerwagon is a self-contained electricity source that uses
roof-mounted solar panels for charging built-in batteries. It may also
include a built-in generator to charge the batteries when there is insufficient
sunlight, or when consumption exceeds the electricity that is being produced
by the solar panels.
A structural steel frame supports 12 deep cycle flooded lead acid batteries
of 220 amp hour capacity. The batteries are wired in series parallel to
provide 12 volts DC.
The unit is titled
as a trailer, and meets applicable ICC requirements for licensing in all
50 states.
Dimensions: 4' wide, 6' fender width, 6' long, 7'6"" high
Siding: T1-11 Plywood sheathing
Ball size: 2""
Tire size: 15""
Axle rating: 2200# or 3500#
Access: one rear door
Electrical:
Two or Four Kyocera KC-60 solarvoltaic panels
12 or 16 deep cycle flooded lead acid batteries
Inverters- Two Coleman PMP2000 2000 watt inverters
Controllers: IES 12-5 Charge controllers
30' Cable with plug-in for charging from a vehicle, or starting a vehicle
with the Powerwagon
From two Kyocera KC-60 panels to four KC-60 panels
Honda Powered 100 amp generator
>pull start, small gas tank (approximately 1 QT)
>Start and let it run until gas is gone (two hours) to charge batteries
>High capacity cooling option (1000 CFM)