Yes, if your solar panel and battery system is able to provide the required power that the water heater needs (voltage, current, etc.). If it cannot do that, the water heater won't work. Whether you will also need an inverter between the solar panel and battery system and the water heater is another issue that can only be determined by checking the specification of the water heater (which will be available from any Gyeser Dealer).
Note: the name of this company is Gyeser, not Geyser.
Disconnect your battery. Install a new camshaft sensor, then connect your battery back. I recommend genuine sensor (from dealer) or bwd brand.
It depends on the kerosene heater brand. google the name brand then look on their website for owners manuals it should tell you.
Any brand as long as it is the correct size battery.
The red wire goes to the positive battery post and the black wires connect to the negative post. If it will not turn over then possibly the starter is defective.
As long as the battery has the right dimensions the brand of battery should not matter much. The Sony brand, in my experience, is generally high-quality and low maintenance, so if you can afford it I would stick to the manufacturer brand.
It was a MOPAR battery.
Duracell is the leading brand of conventional batteries worldwide.
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what is the good brand for tarago?
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