i am not a qualified-electric-person but saying as per my personal experience;
if you are trying to work for a distance of about 20/30 feet maximum from Battery to Load/Fan/Light it may work with some degradation of volts (assuming 12-volts system with good quality copper cable), but if u r trying to work in meters then i am sure you will face a lot of problems due to voltage/Current Loss. (i face that problem in 12-volts system once, so my solution was one Drill in a Wall and change the route of cable and minimized cable's length..
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one other way to do that, i didnt try myself so experts may clarify it, if its feasible or not; if we use 24-volts instead of 12-volts and at the end just before installing our load or at the room level, convert 24-volt into 12-volts with some electronic device and then connect our load. Something like same way as we save our panel-to-controller cable by using VOC feature.
Once again experts may clarify it;
There is a difference between AC & DC...
u may google that for a simple clarification...
we are talking about 220Volts AC and a 12Volts DC. wave structure of both are different. and power of both are different.