Sizing Snapshot
Daily Energy
2780 Wh
Battery Bank
210.6 Ah
Solar Array
998 W
Inverter Baseline
375 W
Solar pSEO Landing
Estimate Ah, panel watts, and inverter baseline for AGM Lead Acid chemistry at 48V with a realistic RV appliance stack.
Daily Energy
2780 Wh
Battery Bank
210.6 Ah
Solar Array
998 W
Inverter Baseline
375 W
| Appliance | Power | Daily Runtime | Wh/Day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fridge (60W x 24h) | 60 W | 24.00 h | 1440 Wh |
| Starlink (75W x 8h) | 75 W | 8.00 h | 600 Wh |
| Laptop (90W x 6h) | 90 W | 6.00 h | 540 Wh |
| LED Lights (40W x 5h) | 40 W | 5.00 h | 200 Wh |
Lower upfront cost but reduced usable DoD and charging efficiency.
The calculator estimates 998 W panel capacity after charge and derate factors.
For the same energy demand, lower voltage systems need more current. That translates into larger Ah requirements and often thicker cabling.
In low-sun conditions, panel oversizing usually improves daily recovery. In high-cloud windows, additional battery autonomy reduces outage risk.
Yes, the model applies chemistry-specific assumptions for DoD and charging to keep estimates closer to practical planning ranges.