The Juicebox is the solar system for 4x4 trails and
camping in the outdoors. The great outdoors provides
relaxation after any tough week. It is the place to go,
to camp or navigate rough terrain in your off road 4x4.
The challenge when outdoors, lies in how to charge your
fridge, lights, camera or cell phone.
The Juicebox Solar generator provides a clean and
environmentally friendly solution to this problem. These solar
generators have been built with the intention of helping in areas
with limited power supply. All of its components have been tried
and tested and are built to last. These generators have a wide
range of possible applications, but choosing the right power
source to meet your specific demands, while outdoors can be
challenging. A basic solar powered system for 4x4 and camping
enthusiasts would comprise of the following components:
Solar Panel/s: 20 -180 Watts
Solar Charge Controller: 10 AMPS +
A DC- AC Inverter (Pure Sign Wave or Modified Sign Wave):
500-1200Watts
The Juicebox contains all this and more. It is a portable
and compact system that's installed easily, while all the
electrical components are protected from changing weather
conditions. The Juicebox is also easily adjustable if there is a
need to meet a higher power demand. By simply adding more
batteries, inverters and controllers your system can be sized up
to meet your individual needs. The size and number of the
additional components will contribute to the amount of power
available, as well as the cost of the system.
Does the Juicebox MX 102 Pure, Square or
the SX 50 suit your individual needs?
To accurately determine the correct size of your solar system,
you need to determine your total power requirement. To assist
you in calculating this, go to the Solar system sizing page.
In order for us to price a solar system suited to your
individual needs, we need to know:
The peak Kilowatts, ie. your peak power consumption, and the
total Kilowatts / hour that you expect to use per day. The peak
Kilowatts is the total amount of Kilowatts you are using while all
your main appliances are switched on simultaneously. You will
need to add an extra 25% to this total, to cater for input current
surges, which happens when some appliances such as a fridge
switches on. The Kilwatts / h is your average Kilowatt power
usage per hour of the day.
