Turnergang
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I’m guessing the wireless tire inflation module is the little black square with the red light. lol I see the solar label same as you do. I’ve been on roof at solar panel. The lines coming out are black and yellow. Which I can’t find in this area. It must change color somewhere along the route. Not sure why.I do not see any SCC in your image. I do note a red/black double wire labeled Solar Pa(can't make out the rest) Negativ.? connected to what appears to be a negative battery terminal. That seems odd to me but you might trace it and see what it hooks to. I also note a wireless tire inflation module on the fire wall. Setting after your battery disconnect appears to be several fuse blocks connected together, with a copper bus on 1 side for a common source, and than to individual positive wire circuits.
Right, lots of charge controllers have a display, just wondering if they mounted it inside so it can be monitored. Pic?The only display I have is a voltage meter.
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I believe they told me 50 watts. Very small. So I think I just found the scc. And the lines coming through. It was tucked behind the batteriesRight, lots of charge controllers have a display, just wondering if they mounted it inside so it can be monitored. Pic?
Thats not a real big panel, im guessing under 100 watts? Hard to tell from picture.
Thanks for reply. It was hiding behind battery cases.Is this a camper/rv that was pre-built from a dealer? When our jobsite got a new Jayco fifth-wheel, we found (after much difficulty and confusion) they had installed the display-less PWM behind the heat shield on the stove top. I don't know what the designer had for coffee that morning, but that just spelled accident-waiting-to-happen. Though if it was pre-built/OEM, it might be hidden somewhere within the camper. I sure hope not, though... that would suck.
I’ve watched an untold amount of Wills videos. But have never seen this scc. Gonna have to research it I guess.Right as I replied... lol. I'm glad it wasn't too deeply hidden.
Good job camper builder...Thanks for reply. It was hiding behind battery cases. View attachment 196576
Yep. I think I’m going to replace Ian’s move it.Good job camper builder...
Id probably move that somewhere you can read it!
That’s what I thought. Appreciate the response.A 50w panel, lying flat on the roof, running through a PWM charge controller - don't expect a lot of power from that setup...
Hope it has some other means of charging ie mains charger or from the engine ie alternator with dual battery isolator- because that system is basically 'decorative'...
I just checked out their website... it doesn't look too bad, although I cannot find that controller anywhere. My guess is they have some products that are thrown-in as a starter kit just to get the solar working, even if its only for a small amount of power. Always a full list of possibilities for upgrades though!Gonna have to research it I guess.
Ya I’m definitely going to upgrade. I’ve got an idea. Just need to pull the trigger. lolI just checked out their website... it doesn't look too bad, although I cannot find that controller anywhere. My guess is they have some products that are thrown-in as a starter kit just to get the solar working, even if its only for a small amount of power. Always a full list of possibilities for upgrades though!
Ya they’re agm 70ah I’ve actually purchased (2) 6 volt batteries. 240 ah. Going to combine them for 12v and replace the batteries from dealership.What capacity are the batteries rated at (look like about 70Ah, but it's hard to judge from the picture- I'm just going by the post sizes and experience lol)
Whereabouts (roughly) will you be using this???
That will give us a rough idea of the time you can use it for various loads, and how long it takes to recharge it...