2.2KW Complete Offgrid Solar Kit + 10K 120V/240V OMO E-Line Inverter + 2x 10.24KW OMO E-Line Lithium Battery +2.2KW Solar with Roof Mounting Rails and Wiring

2.2KW Complete Offgrid Solar Kit + 10K 120V/240V OMO E-Line Inverter + 2x 10.24KW OMO E-Line Lithium Battery +2.2KW Solar with Roof Mounting Rails and Wiring

This Package is a great starter package for a Complete Offgrid cabin or shop. This Lithium Battery bank will give you 20,480 Watts of usable Energy. The Solar Array will produce around 9900 Watts per day based on 4.5 hours sun. This size of system generally works great for cabins, shops, RVs and etc that use around 297kWh per month. This system is built to be scaled up for future additions of Panels or Batteries. (MAXIMUM total of 2 batteries).

4x 550W Bifacial Solar Panels (2200 Watt Array)
1x 10K OMO E-Line 120V/240V Inverter w/Wi-Fi - Grid Tied Compatible or Generator Input Compatible
2x OMO 51.2V 10.24KW E-Line Vertical Stackable Heated Batteries w/Bluetooth (20.48KW)
1x OMO Base Unit
1x Solar Combiner Box
1x Wire Gutter Box
1x Complete Set of Iron Ridge Roof Mounting Rails / Splices / Legs / Fasteners and Bolts
1x 250' PV Direct Burial Solar Wire
1x Spool 100' AC Output / Input / Generator Cabling - 6 AWG
1x MC4 Crimp Kit
1x Installation Manual

E-Line Specification Sheet

Is this the right Solar System for me?
According to the US Energy Information Administration, the average power usage in the USA per home is around 877KW per Month. Take this number into consideration when looking at our DIY Solar kits. All of our kits are expandable so you can add to your array at any time.

How to Figure how much power this system will make:
Based in the Midwest we average around 4.5 hours of Peak Sun Energy per day. It will be less in the northeast area of the US and more in the SW area of the US. This is how the Solar Production for Daily and Monthly Totals is calculated.

Is this Easy to Install?
A Homeowner with basic wiring knowledge would be able to install this DIY kit. If you do not have basic wiring knowledge, you should contact a local electrician to make your connections.Typically the most challenging part of any Solar Install is the Racking for ground mount or roof mount situations. This is what tends to take the most amount of labor to get setup. If you have any questions on installing this kit, contact us for more info and guidance.