I am brand new to this forum and solar along with minimal electric understanding compared to most on this forum. I have looked but not been able to find a thread that answers my needs.
I have a 25' enclosed V noise utility trailer that has some interior and exterior LED lights that are only powered by my truck when connected. I want to change this so I can use solar and home/camp ground power when not connect to truck. I will be adding interior and exterior outlets to run items/appliances and roof exhaust fan. At this stage I do not plan to install an air conditioner but want to have the ability if exhaust fan is not able to keep things cool enough. Will be insulating roof, walls and underbelly. My plan is to keep the unit as a utility use and a bare bones camper. I have been doing a lot of learning online on components to make this happen. Then I came across Will's all-in-one videos and, unless I am convinced this is the wrong route, I am sold on the simplicity and space saving benefits of an All In One. My plan is to do a 12v system but, as noted, want to be able to use appliances that require 110. So, as best I can tell, it will be a low demand system.
The only all in one units I know of are the ones Will reviewed but the fan noise he pointed out is a concern given it's an open space.
Any reason I should not go with an all in one?
What other options (brand and model) are out there that I should consider?
Is one brand better than another?
I have a 25' enclosed V noise utility trailer that has some interior and exterior LED lights that are only powered by my truck when connected. I want to change this so I can use solar and home/camp ground power when not connect to truck. I will be adding interior and exterior outlets to run items/appliances and roof exhaust fan. At this stage I do not plan to install an air conditioner but want to have the ability if exhaust fan is not able to keep things cool enough. Will be insulating roof, walls and underbelly. My plan is to keep the unit as a utility use and a bare bones camper. I have been doing a lot of learning online on components to make this happen. Then I came across Will's all-in-one videos and, unless I am convinced this is the wrong route, I am sold on the simplicity and space saving benefits of an All In One. My plan is to do a 12v system but, as noted, want to be able to use appliances that require 110. So, as best I can tell, it will be a low demand system.
The only all in one units I know of are the ones Will reviewed but the fan noise he pointed out is a concern given it's an open space.
Any reason I should not go with an all in one?
What other options (brand and model) are out there that I should consider?
Is one brand better than another?