I just bought a Bristol 27. The
current electrical system needs to be replaced.
The
boat is in
Ontario,
Canada.
I have a quote for about $3,500 before tax (ouch).
Are these items 'reasonable' and required?
2 x 310W Longi-310M
panels (60 cell, mono) $250 ea
Victron SmartSolar
MPPT 100/50 $425
Victron PureSine 12v MultiPlus Compact 2000W 12/2000/80-50 $1495
2 x
AGM Stark SRK-533AGM 12v 424Ah @ 20h $595 ea
Wires,
Fuses, Junction boxes, Programming $445
The
panels seem reasonable.
I should have enough space to mount one on each side of the pushpit, above the
outboard hatch.
The Victron
MPPT and Inverter/Charger are almost $2000.
There are probably other brands. Are they as good and cheaper?
AGM Stark SRK-533AGM 12v 424Ah @ 20h $595 ea
LiFePO
batteries are not in my
budget.
Can I replace the AGM
batteries with FLA?
They are offering a special if I order soon (and beat the springtime rush).
The
boat is small and my
electrical requirements are also small:
Running lights,
cabin lights (LED),
Anchor light,
Bilge pumps,
VHF,
Inverter for computer,
Chart plotter/OpenCPN (Raspberry Pi4) &
screen,
Outboard 9.9hp starter
MacBook computer
Small portable fridge? eg. Dometic CFX-28 0.75 Ah/h , Alpicool C-15
1500W Induction
cooking plate (I can dream...)
What am I missing?