Our RV Solar & Lithium Installation In Bend, OR Was Worth the Trip
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3M ago
Because we’ve shared our love of boondocking and our solar & lithium battery system on our motorhome in such detail, we’re often asked about how to find a good RV solar installer. But, because the solar on our Newmar motorhome was a DIY project, we didn’t have a good answer… until now. Now that we’ve ..read more
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Harness the Sun & Relax In the Shade With Lippert’s Solar Awning
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3M ago
One of the concerns about solar panels on RV rooftops is space, particularly with smaller rigs. There’s only so much real estate available on an RV roof and there are plenty of important items already up there… like plumbing vents, vent fans, and air conditioning units. If you’ve got a smaller rig with little roof ..read more
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How to Properly Size the Solar Charge Controller for Your RV
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5M ago
A solar charge controller is a vital part of any RV’s solar system. But, when planning to install solar on your RV, how do you size the solar charge controller(s)? This is important information, but fortunately, the process isn’t difficult as long as you have the details. In this post, we’ll tell you exactly how ..read more
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Portable vs. Roof Mounted Solar Panels: Which Is Right for You?
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5M ago
We love camping off-grid (boondocking) where there’s lots of peace and quiet (no generator) so we think adding solar power is one of the best upgrades an RVer can make. Mounting solar panels on an RV roof is one way to go, or you can use portable panels (ground deploy), or even a combination of ..read more
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Everything to Consider When Switching Your RV to Lithium Batteries
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5M ago
If you’ve ever considered switching your RV to lithium batteries, you may have thought (as many people do) that it’s as simple as removing your old lead-acid dinosaurs and dropping in some great new lithium batteries. We wish it was (always) that easy, but there’s more to consider. While switching your RV to lithium batteries ..read more
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Bifacial Solar Panels For RVs: Being Two-Faced Isn’t All Bad!
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11M ago
Could bifacial solar panels be a game-changer for RVers? It’s possible, but there are a few things to consider on both sides of the pro/con equation. In this post, we’re taking an in-depth look at the bifacial solar panel for RV solar systems. We’ll cover design, benefits, and drawbacks, how best to use them, and ..read more
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3 Misconceptions About Lithium RV Batteries
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1y ago
There’s a lot of talk about lithium RV batteries, and with good reason. RV lithium batteries are rechargeable 12-volt batteries that have become a popular alternative to lead-acid batteries, particularly for RVers who spend a lot of time off the grid and/or who use solar power. RV lithium batteries are based on a newer, more ..read more
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Solar Roof Top Combiner Box: Connecting RV Solar Power
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1y ago
If you’re adding solar to the roof of your RV, there are a number of components to consider. The best way to efficiently combine solar components on your rig’s roof is to use a solar rooftop combiner box. This will keep the rooftop connections safe from the elements and performing optimally. In today’s post, we’re ..read more
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Should I Disconnect My RV Battery When Plugged In to Shore Power?
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1y ago
Because most RVs have two electrical systems – a 12V DC system as well as a 120V AC system – there can be some confusion about some matters related to the two systems and how they function, both together and separately. For example, we’ve often heard the question “Should I disconnect my RV battery when ..read more
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What Makes Deep Cycle RV Batteries Different?
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1y ago
Deep cycle RV batteries are one of the three commonly-available types of RV batteries, but they’re the ones that are most often misunderstood. With this post, we hope to change that, at least to some degree. An RVer’s access to power is no minor consideration. We all appreciate traveling with the ability to run a ..read more
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