AI-35KDC Solar DC Cooktop Set (72V 3500W Induction Cooktop) for 6 Hours of Cooking

AI-35KDC Solar DC Cooktop Set (72V 3500W Induction Cooktop) for 6 Hours of Cooking

$4,181.60
Solar Dc Induction cooktop Input
Model No.:- AI-79DC
Type of Control:- Skin Touch Buttons
Function:- Intelligent Cooking function
Housing:- Plastic Body Inbuilt & Portable
Glass size:- 350x295mm
Unit size:- 295x410X85mm
Power:- Display 72volt 3500W
Power Plug:- (battery clip)

Packing
Gift Box size:- 650*420*105mm
Master box size:- 720*211*455mm/2Pcs
20FCL:- 810 pcs
40HQ:- 1968 pcs
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1. System Requirements for 72V 3500W Induction Cooktop (6 Hours Per Day)

  1. Cooktop Power:
    • 3500W induction cooktop running for 6 hours per day.
  2. Energy Consumption Calculation:
    • Energy required per day (Wh) = Power (W) × Cooking hours (h)
      • 3500W × 6 hours = 21,000Wh (21 kWh) per day.

2. Battery Requirements

  1. Battery Voltage:
    • System operates on 72V.
    • Using 12V batteries, they must be connected in series to reach 72V.
  2. Battery Capacity Calculation:
    • Required Battery Capacity (Ah) = Total Energy (Wh) ÷ System Voltage (V)
    • 21,000Wh ÷ 72V = 291.67Ah required.
  3. Number of Batteries:
    • Each 12V battery has 100Ah capacity.
    • To achieve 72V, batteries are connected in series (6 batteries per set).
    • To reach 300Ah, we need three sets of 6 batteries (total 18 batteries).
  4. Battery Cost Calculation:
    • Estimated cost of 12V 100Ah battery = $0.146 per watt.
    • Cost per battery = $0.146 × (12V × 100Ah) = $175.20 USD.
    • Total cost for 18 batteries = $175.20 × 18 = $3,153.60 USD.

3. Solar Panel Requirements

  1. Daily Solar Energy Requirement:
    • 21,000Wh per day.
  2. Solar Panel Output:
    • Each 200W solar panel generates about 1600Wh per day (200W × 8 hours sunlight).
    • Panels Required = Total Energy / Panel Output
    • 21,000Wh ÷ 1600Wh ≈ 13.1Round up to 14 solar panels.
  3. Solar Panel Cost Calculation:
    • Each 200W solar panel costs $60 USD.
    • Total cost = 14 × $60 = $840 USD.

4. Charging Controller Requirements

  1. Current Calculation for Controller:
    • Required current = Total Power (W) ÷ Voltage (V)
    • 3500W ÷ 72V = 48.61A.
    • A 60A charging controller is recommended.
  2. Controller Cost Calculation:
    • Estimated cost of 60A Charging Controller = $20 USD.

5. Cable Requirements and Cost

  1. Required Cable Lengths:
    • Solar Panel to Charging Controller = 15 meters.
    • Charging Controller to Battery = 1.5 meters.
    • Battery to Cooktop = 1.5 meters.
    • Total cable required = 18 meters.
  2. Cable Cost Calculation:
    • Estimated cost per meter = $1 USD.
    • Total cost = 18 × $1 = $18 USD.

6. Induction Cooktop Cost

  • 72V 3500W Induction Cooktop Cost = $150 USD.

7. Total Cost Breakdown (in USD)

Component

Quantity

Cost (USD)

Solar Panels (200W each)

14 panels

$840.00

Acid Batteries (12V 100Ah)

18 batteries

$3,153.60

Charging Controller (60A)

1 unit

$20.00

Cables (total)

-

$18.00

Induction Cooktop (3500W, 72V)

1 unit

$150.00

Total Cost (FOB China)

 

$4,181.60


Summary

For the 72V 3500W induction cooktop, with 6 hours of cooking per day, the total cost breakdown (in USD) is approximately $4,181.60. This includes:

  • 14 Solar Panels (200W each): $840.00
  • 18 Acid Batteries (12V, 100Ah each): $3,153.60
  • 60A Charging Controller: $20.00
  • Cables: $18.00
  • Induction Cooktop (72V 3500W): $150.00

This setup ensures sufficient power storage and solar charging for a high-power, eco-friendly cooking solution.