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The 24 - 12 volt converter will not be charging the batteries, just running the 12 volt trailer needs. The battery charging will be done by solar or plug into chore power.

Thanks for the reply. The converter I bought to supply 12 volts is rated at 40 amps. I disconnected the WFCO converter, no need to have 2 converters doing the same thing. I will put a disconnect on the 40 amp 12v converter when I drive. The truck will put out 12-13 volts, my thought is I can...

I have a question for the group. How do you deal with multiple 12 v power sources, I have a WFCO 3785 that puts out 13.5 volts, 7 pin connector wiring from truck putting out 12-13 volts and the MPP2424 sending up to 14+ volts to batteries. The WFCO is not a lithium charger. Right now they are...

Anyone have any thoughts on this plan.

Update- 60 amp charge controller is required

Getting close to pulling the trigger on a system. Would like some input into my plan. 3 - 190 / 200 watt panels in parallel Ampere Time 200AH lithium, no heater. With charger. Will not be camping in the cold, batteries will be in a heated area if it gets real cold. 40 amp BN 40 amp MPPT charge...

You mentioned using one of the all in inverter units, when I read the reviews there is always a few really negative reviews on the reliability of these units. While I think these are perfect for what I want to do, this issue makes it hard to go that way. My plan is to travel in 3 week increments...

Hello again: So I did a complete 180 degree turn on this. I bought a 22' travel trailer with a generator, Propane or electric refrigerator, roof top AC, propane heat. My new question is if I get the 400 watt solar package with alternator charging will that be enough to power the fridge as I...

Thanks for the propane water heater idea. Much better than an electric water heater. That would take a large load off my project.

Looks like I need to do some more homework. The water heater is now out of the equation. I will try to find out the watt hours needed per day and get back to you. Thanks for your input.

Looking to jump into the solar world. I want to boondock camp out of my truck. I am envisioning a 12/24 volt system, 400 watts of solar panels, 2 100 ah lithium batteries, more if needed, dc-dc charger from my truck battery, 2000- 3000 pure sine inverter, and battery monitor. My power...