...have an inverter purchased yet. I am hard mounting the battery in the "frunk" of the sylvansport Go camper. I will add the inverter and the solar charge controller in there as well. I am going to lose some space but if I can provide enough power for boondocking for 3-4 days without worry I...
not to get all up in your business...but here are a couple things that might be of interest to you
400ah is a big battery. depending on the type, you might be able to use a fast charger like what i bought for my 280ah batteries. 14.6v @ 20 amps. it will really pack those electrons in there...
awesome. I think I will be fine with the 400 ah battery and a couple of solar panels putting some charge back in. Every few days it will charge from the jeep when we are towing to our next destination.
...delta 2 which is 1200wh with a 1800w inverter built in. the delta 2 ran the 12v fan for 12 hours and took 30% of the charge. i used a 300w solar panel and had the delta 2 charged back up to 100% in under an hour. so thats roughly the same results i got off the 100ah lipo battery with a...
Any downside with running the AC in the front? Does it overheat your electronics Stored in the front? Do you open the doors in the front "closet " when running the AC? I‘ve Been leaning toward the side AC mount as it maximizes space, but i See the benefit of not having that big box on the side.
...Dometic. I did not want it sticking out and also wanted the hangers close to the heater… the electrical has had no issues… I have older style solar, but they work fine.. I was in Northern Maine last weekend and did run the generator for 1 hr.. shady site. Shorter season! Glad to answer any...
AFAIK there is no 1 unit that does it all.
I use a RedArc Trailer S for charging off the 7 pin, it also can charge solar.
For shore power charging I have used NOCO or Xantrex units. NOCO sounds best for your application.
After conversion to 12VDC, this all goes to a Circuit breaker and then...
...powers everything, and I have a standard 2amp NOCO battery charger and the refrigerator plug into a NOCO 110volt splitter that is used for shore power and while it’s parked at home. Been wired this way for over 4 years with no problems.
I have added solar yet, but I will hopefully do it someday.
I'm brand new to trailers and solar, and am hoping someone can check my setup so that I'm not about to do something stupid. I've got a Taxa Woolly Bear (2021) that I'm going to expand to a dual battery (parallel) system on. Everything in the trailer is wired for 12V DC - no AC and I'm not...
I don't have a CPAP, but had a heart pump for a year.
So I brought my LVAD (left ventricle assistance device) batteries with me everywhere I went.
Looked up the power requirements and ended up with an ecoflow delta 2. Was enough to keep me off grid for about 5 days, more with the solar panel.
...taw35 in the back of my jeep full time, and running full time.
It's connected to an ecoflow delta 2 or river 2 max, and charged by a 120 watt solar panel on my roofrack.
Having a running fridge full time is a game changer! If I'm just going out for a day run just to offroad, cold drinks and...
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Redarc Manager 30 system
Full air suspension for leveling
Webber grill on swing out arm
Dometic fridge
2 full propane tanks
Full slide out drawer
Hot water heater
Maxtrax traction boards
Annex room included
Solar
...or need the "Power Station" which is another "battery" get one. You'll still have to "charge" it.
Power stations are great for the weekend, maybe a few days without solar. I left the house several years ago. Ahahahahhaha.
Don't forget the switch panel too. That's another several hundo. LOL
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...Renogy Battery Meter
WeBoost cell phone booster
ATT mobile wifi hotspot
Garmin Powerswitch
Battlborn BB5012 lithium secondary battery
Merlin Solar panel installed on RTT
Secondary auxiliary hookup at front bumper for additional charging secondary battery
Garmin cameras for Garmin Overlander...
...the 1225D it appears that has everything I need. The batteries will sit diagonally across the engine bay from each other.
I do plan to add a solar panel to charge the battery through the BCDC at some point.
Purchasing an AGM battery
What are recommended AGM batteries to buy there’s a lot of...
...we recharge the batteries pretty much every day.
We can re-charge at 55A if neccessary (One Redarc Manager 30 and one Redarc BCDC25).
We use solar while in a single place, we CAN put out a solar blanket (we don't own one, but we do have the connection and charger to run one).
I've done the...
...on the tank. i dont like trusting the one valve on the stove or heater with the line pressured up and us sleeping in there.
i also redid our solar and upped the battery to 280ah lifepo4 and a 60a controller and a 3kw pure sine wave inverter. too lazy to do pics of that right now, but it is...
...a trailer park or campground.
2) DC-to-DC via an Anderson connector on your tow vehicle - super nice way to charge while you're enroute.
3) Solar input from 2 Zamp 100W folding panels with long cords that you can place around your camp in the sun -- this MORE than keeps enough charge for...
...using when it reached one bar. Another nice thing is that this pack has a built in MPPT charge controller and is compatible (their rating) with solar panels over 100w.
It is relatively compact and light given the output. At the end of the day I think it is a great option for moving into and...
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