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Battery specs for each battery:
Battery Voltage:
29.4V (only charged to 29.2)
Battery Capacity:
74ah (usable) 2000 watt hours (usable)
Maximum charge current:
40A (approximately 1000 watts)
Maximum continuous discharge:
100A (approximately 2500 watts)
Suggested continuous discharge (for long life):
1500 watts
Maximum surge discharge current (10 seconds or less):
300A (approximately 7700 watts )
Weight:
35lbs approximately
Size:
12×18.5×4.5 in
Inverter Specs:
Output voltage:
120V AC (pure sine wave)
Continuous power output:
3,000 Watts
Peak power output:
6,000 watts
Inverter no load power consumption:
5-15 watts (typical 10 watts)
Size (top portion not including the battery):
12 x 18.5 x 7.75 in
Weight:
32lbs (approximate)
REMOVABLE / EXPANDABLE
LITHIUM ION BATTERY
DUAL MPPT CHARGE
CONTROLLERS
2000 WATT HOUR
LITHIUM ION BATTERY
FAST AC
CHARGING
3000 WATT HIGH
EFFICIENCY INVERTER
Dual MPPT Charge Controllers (2000 watts total) with a wide voltage range
With the Titan, we only used quality, reliable components. For example, most solar generators use cheap, low quality charge controllers that cannot step the voltage down to produce high amps. Most don't allow for voltages over 30-50 volts. The Titan on the other hand, can take up to 145 volts. This means your solar panel wires will have very low amps running through them making them much more efficient (they will be cool to the touch where others will be very hot). It also makes wiring up your solar panels much easier and safer.
We have designed the Titan solar generator to be compatible with nearly every battery type (24V). The Titan Solar Generator uses a lithium Ion battery with a voltage range of 20V to 29.4V (only charged to 29.2V). With this setup, it works perfectly with a 24V LiFePo4 (19.2V to 29.2V) and a led acid battery (20V to 29.2V).
As you can see there is virtually no difference between the 3 batteries voltage range, so they can be used together without any changes to the charging profile without damaging any battery. Note: Any battery connected to the system must be charged to the same voltage as other batteries in the system. See the manual for more instructions.
