Portable power station to power trailer systems??

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L Berg 06 XT

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Idaho
I'm rebuilding my trailer, but i'm going with two DIY 12v 100ah Lipo batteries. Just one battery currently on sale for $137 ea (DUMFUME brand). That's over 2400 Watt hours with 400 watts of solar input in parallel. 2 built in DC ports, 2 USB ports and an external anderson port to connect the trailer lights and appliances. I will probably add another power bank to that later to get me up to about 5k Watt hours. Just over kill, but if I need it I will have it available.
 

tyndall

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I'm rebuilding my trailer, but i'm going with two DIY 12v 100ah Lipo batteries. Just one battery currently on sale for $137 ea (DUMFUME brand). That's over 2400 Watt hours with 400 watts of solar input in parallel. 2 built in DC ports, 2 USB ports and an external anderson port to connect the trailer lights and appliances. I will probably add another power bank to that later to get me up to about 5k Watt hours. Just over kill, but if I need it I will have it available.
I think a hybrid multi faceted system is the way to go . Here’s an update on what I’m going to use at the moment, I’ve gone for budget friendly brands- this may prove to be a mistake long term- it means I’ve ended up with 3 power stations of varied power- i intend to find a place for all on the trailer,each will have its own job to do,but can be swapped round as and when. I will also have the agm battery.
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jump 600 to power the fridge

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flashspeed 300 to go in kitchen to charge phones and other smaller jobs

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fossibot2400 for running the fuse panel of the trailer and supplying 230 v

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agm for supplying the fuse panel when the fossibot isnt