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I live in Las Vegas and there is a resource called The Solidarity Fridge. It's a makeshift food pantry outside of someone's residence for those less fortunate. The owners claim that keeping the fridge on is about $200 a month. It's literally outside in the heat all day, so it's working overtime in 110-120 degree weather.
Is there a way to power this from a solar panel? I'm new to this realm and not an electrician, but I would like to try to help make this a bit more of a sustainable solution for them. How much would such an undertaking cost? Please help me point them in the right direction. TIA!
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Your battery bank is undersized significantly. Even if it did start it could only run your fridge compressor for an hour.
3x200ah batteries would make more sense