Tui SolarNest | All-In-One Cabinet Solution
GridFree's Tui SolarNest Cabinet is an integrated, all-in-one system for off-grid applications - a plug'n'play solution. This pre-built IP54-rated cabinet is the ideal solution for baches, tiny homes, and lifestyle properties that have no access to grid power, as they have an easier, faster, and cheaper installation than our DIY kits, are easy to relocate, and are more resilient to environmental conditions.
These standalone systems are factory assembled and tested, and shipped as a complete off-grid solar system. The All-in-One solution incorporates an inverter charger with an MPPT solar charge controller, lithium battery modules, E4 monitoring and AC/DC/PV power distribution in one box. Electrician required for install.
Kit Contents, Specs, and Manuals can all be found below.
What can the Tui SolarNest run?
Below is an example of one day's total power usage, if you're getting at least 3 sun hours - this is ~14kWh of energy per day and can be expected for >80% of the year. (Learn more.) These items are a guide to what you might run over one day, and they can be swapped out to suit your needs within the generation estimate. (Read more.) We highly recommend having a back-up generator with these kits if you won't be able to conserve power during low-sun periods. (Need a jargon breakdown?) The SolarNest kits offer a higher surge capability than our other kits, allowing you to run more things at once, or occasionally run high-load items such as power tools or aircon.
Efficient Fridge/Freezer
24 hours a day (1000wh)
375L Chest Freezer
24 hours a day (460wh)
1800W Kettle
10 minutes (300wh)
2000W 4 Slice Toaster
12 minutes (200wh)
1800W Dishwasher
1 hour a day (1800wh)
500W Washing Machine
4x a week avg (250wh)
1800W Corded Tools
30 minutes a day (900wh)
2000W Airfryer
30 mins a day (1000wh)
Starlink Satellite
24 hours a day (1000wh)
1500W Hairdryer
15 minutes (375wh)
240W Lighting
8 hours a day (1920wh)
2000W Coffee Maker
10 minutes (300wh)
2000W Microwave
20 minutes (600wh)
25W Phone Charger
12 hours a day (300wh)
60W Laptop
12 hours a day (720 wh)
50W Fan
8 hours a day (400wh)
600W Water Pump
2 hours a day (1200wh)
20W Wireless Router
24 hours a day (480wh)
100W Television
6 hours a day (600wh)
200W Cordless Vacuum
30 minutes (100wh)Not sure how much power you need? Read this article to learn how to calculate your needs.
This example doesn't account for days when you may have to cut back on power use (or supplement with a generator) due to several days of poor weather preventing your batteries from fully recharging each day. Learn more here. Our kits should not be used for vital or life-supporting systems, and we recommend finding alternative solutions for Water/Space Heating, Cooking, or EV charging to maximise your budget - Why?
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Includes everything you need to get up and running.
Tui SolarNest Specifications
Total Weight: 700 kg
Dimensions
Daily Expected Output
Inverter Output
Storage Capacity
Charge Controller
How to choose
Solar Panel Mounts
Universal
The Universal Roof Mount allows you to mount your panels flat on any type of roof along a pair of rails. The rails are attached to the roof with L-shaped brackets, and the panels are clamped to the rails, making it much easier to mount four or more panels on your roof.
Corrugated
The Corrugated Iron Roof mount performs similarly to the universal roof mount, but it is a rail-free option that sits in the grooves of corrugated iron. The mounts are secured to the roof and then the panels are clamped onto them directly instead of rails.
Ground
The Ground mount allows you to mount your panels on the ground along a pair of rails attached to a triangular frame, and the panels are clamped to the rails. The frame is mounted on something secured in the ground, and the angle can only be adjusted during the install.
Tilt
The Tilt mount allows you to mount your panels on a flat/low pitch roof at an angle to maximise solar energy, adjustable by up to 15 degrees after the initial install. The rails are attached to a triangular frame mounted to the roof, and the panels are clamped to the rails.
