Zero Breeze Mark II - power consumption question

[Derek]

I was just reading this article I see that just went live on this site today:

Zero Breeze Mark II Review

The Zero Breeze Mark II is one of just a few portable air conditioners on the market that make sense for overlanding applications. The question is, is the Ze

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So to run a unit like this for 10 hours, it's likely going to cut it close to my current power set up. During the night there is no solar input, but I have been toying around with idea of getting wind generators. From what I can see is you can get anywhere from 25 to 70W depending on wind speed. Have any of you tried powering your AC setups through the night with a wind generator? Can you run that directly into the Zero Breeze?

 

[Carbon Dude]

For wind charging? That is a tall order unless you have a huge wind turbine. Those little ones you see from time to time on FB are only good for ~40w.

 

[Ken S]

Just doing some quick math, a couple 100Ah batteries should do the trick.

 

[Tucker]

Just doing some quick math, a couple 100Ah batteries should do the trick.

Plus solar to charge those during the day, those batteries won't last long with that thing running long.