10.24kWh Off-Grid Power Kit | 3000W Inverter, 60A MPPT
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From £1,569.99across the range: £1,569.99 – £2,079.99
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Overview
10.24kWh Off-Grid Power Kit
10.24kWh of lithium, a 3,000W inverter and a 60A MPPT controller. Four 200Ah Core Mini packs behind an inverter big enough for an induction hob — a full-time, all-year system rather than a weekender's kit.
- 10.24kWh of LiFePO4 storage
- 3,000W inverter, 6,000W surge, under 50ms mains transfer
- 60A Rover MPPT charge controller
- Battery monitor included
- Optional 4 × 200W ShadowFlux panels, 20.7% efficiency
- Panels 1262 × 764 × 30mm, 10.81kg each
What 10kWh actually means
A full-time build with a compressor fridge, a diesel heater, lighting, laptops and occasional cooking runs somewhere around 1kWh a day in winter. Ten kilowatt-hours is therefore over a week of reserve without any input at all — which is what lets a van sit out a genuinely dark, wet British week without anyone worrying about the battery.
Check the payload before anything else
Four 200Ah packs is around 77kg of battery, plus an inverter, a controller and four panels at 10.81kg each. You are approaching 130kg of electrical system. On a 3.5 tonne chassis that is a serious fraction of the remaining payload, and it needs to be distributed and restrained properly rather than stacked in one locker.
Before you order
The solar option adds four 200W panels — 800W, which at 12V is at the 60A controller's practical ceiling. Confirm exactly which components your chosen variant includes on Renogy's page, and note the inverter's 0–40°C working range means it belongs inside the heated space.
Renogy's published figures
Taken from Renogy's own specification for this product, on the date shown by the price. Anything wired into 230V mains should be signed off by a qualified electrician.
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