Roadtrek Solar Panel Installation

No hook ups required.

Roadtrek solar panel installation.

Battery cells using lithium iron phosphate is the safest battery chemistry on the market today. Available in 400 and 800 modules the ecotrek power module has a system to fit on all camper van models and takes you completely off the grid for the freedom to go anywhere. The modules are housed in a sealed unit for a full cell protection system. Solar panels help keep a constant flow of power backed by batteries allowing christine to boondock anytime.

We followed the rule of thumb you often hear add 100 watts of solar for every 100 amp hours of battery we had one 80 amp hour battery. He checked the current required for air conditioning and for microwave and will go with a 1 5 kw pswi. But most of us are not full timers like campskunk nor do we have a compressor fridge to keep powered like jim lever nor do we have banks of 8 batteries to keep charged like etrek owners. Our son has been in solar for 25 years and plans to install a 315 w panel at the rear and a 100 w panel in front of the fantastic fan.

Install a solar panel to my rv roadtrek 170 popular for around 300 dollars project cost. Roadtreks and other van conversions make up a large percentage of the rv install side of our business. We just purchased a 2002 roadtrek 190. The client got a 300w solar charging system which can feed about 75ah day onto the 220ah agm battery bank via a blue sky mppt charge controller to keep the starter battery topped off we also included a trik l start which lets a small amount of current flow from the house battery bank.

304 12 i wanted to add a solar panel to my roadtrek 170 popular as this would allow me to extend my boondocking camping trips and the same time do it for around 300 dollars. This will require separate controllers. We have seen impressive solar systems on roadtreks and read about others. Two years ago we added solar to our then 18 year old roadtrek 190 popular.

Having downsized from a class a fifth wheel the roadtrek let s them travel more frequently. Campskunk s and jim lever s systems come to mind.