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TechLuck is a small business operating in the solar capital of the world, sunny Las Vegas, Nevada. TechLuck manufactures American made solar products locally using local electroinc assemblers, machinists and parts suppliers whenever possible. Contact : E-mail: nrodge at techluck dot com Or use the [ Feedback/Contact Form - click here ] TechLuck 4012 S. Rainbow Blvd Unit K Las Vegas NV 89103 702-608-0064 (Pacific Standard Time) |
Products
GTI Controller
· Keeps your batteries charged any extra goes to a grid tie inverter
· Run a 300W GTI at higher voltages for less wire loss and better performance
Wind Turbine PWM Dump Load Controller
· Keeps your turbine within set limits without wasting power
Solar Hot Water Controller
· Solar hot water the easy way, no plumbing
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