Solar System Builder
Recommend a complete solar setup — battery, array, inverter, controller, or portable power station — from catalog specifications.
Open calculator →Size batteries, solar arrays, inverters, and charge controllers from real catalog specs. SunPowerLogic turns baseline energy math into actionable equipment recommendations — not generic blog advice.
Enter your use case, daily energy target, and build preferences. The builder sizes each component with the same planning math as our individual calculators, then selects the best catalog match for battery, solar, inverter, charge controller, or portable power station.
Every calculator uses transparent baseline math and can surface catalog products that meet your sizing estimate — nothing is hard-coded.
Recommend a complete solar setup — battery, array, inverter, controller, or portable power station — from catalog specifications.
Open calculator →Estimate how long a battery runs at continuous load, or calculate required capacity for a target runtime.
Open calculator →Convert daily energy use, peak sun hours, and efficiency into an estimated array wattage.
Open calculator →Size continuous AC inverter output from peak load and a planning headroom factor.
Open calculator →Estimate controller current from array wattage, system voltage, and a safety multiplier.
Open calculator →Documented baseline configurations for common off-grid use cases — with typical components and energy assumptions you can customize in the builder.






Latest editorial buying guides that connect sizing math to real equipment decisions for vans, RVs, cabins, and marine builds.
Compare 12V LiFePO4 RV batteries using published catalog specifications, planning tools, and head-to-head comparisons — without treating any single amp-hour label as a universal fit.
Read Guide →Compare Renogy 1,000 W and 2,000 W pure sine inverter continuous output and surge notes for RV and camper van planning.
Read Guide →Compare 200 Ah and 300 Ah lithium battery planning at the same nominal voltage and learn when each capacity tier may make sense for RV energy use.
Read Guide →Compare portable power station battery capacity and AC output against a Sprinter Van sizing example to see which listed models meet, partially meet, or fall below the estimate.
Read Guide →See how a 300 Ah 12 V lithium battery compares to a Sprinter Van amp-hour planning estimate and what still depends on real loads and charging.
Read Guide →Understand the listed specifications on the Renogy 300 Ah lithium battery and how they relate to RV and van battery-bank planning.
Read Guide →Browse the catalog by equipment type. Every listing links to published specifications used in SunPowerLogic sizing and recommendations.
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Recommendations are planning aids built on documented assumptions — not sponsored picks dressed up as engineering advice.
Product matches come from the active SunPowerLogic catalog — amp-hours, watt-hours, continuous output, and controller ratings tracked from manufacturer listings.
Solar, battery, and inverter requirements use documented formulas with visible inputs. You can see the math behind every sizing estimate before choosing equipment.
Setup examples and buying guides explain trade-offs without treating one brand as the default answer. Compare options against your own load list and charging reality.
Baseline planning methodology used across setup examples, calculators, and product comparisons on this site.
Solar requirement
Daily Energy ÷ (Sun Hours × System Efficiency) → Solar Array Requirement
Battery requirement
Daily Energy ÷ Usable Battery Fraction → Battery Capacity Requirement
Inverter requirement
Peak AC Load × Surge Margin → Inverter Capacity Requirement
These are planning estimates, not professional electrical designs. Always verify sizing for your specific loads and installation.