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Thanks for the input. I have pretty much decided to go with the Victron Multiplus 2000. 3000 would be overkill for my needs. Installing two 100 ah Lithium batteries. Still looking for the right deal for those.

I am at the point in my build that I need to pull the trigger on a Victron Multiplus 2000w inverter/charger. This will be in a E250 van conversion. All I need is power to run a small microwave and a coffee maker (not at the same time). My brain is on overload from all the brands, features...

Regular battery cables tend to have thicker strands that are bare copper. Marine cable tend to have a higher quantity of smaller strands and they are tin coated to protect against corrosion in a marine environment. Smaller diameter strands add to the flexibility. both 4/0.

I did not realize the BMV-712 came with a shunt. I was under the impression you needed the smart shunt. Glad you pointed that out. I have been doing my best to keep the original van electrical system separate from the house electrical. When I converted it from a handicap van it took quite a...

I haven't had any preferences on brand of inverter yet. One of the reasons I'm on here is for some input. I was thinking a 2000 watt inverter would probably work for me. Most of my AC loads will be short time use, a small microwave and a coffee maker. Occasional longer runs with a small TV. I...

I have recently retired and I am in the process of converting a 2010 Ford E-250 handicap van into my vacation camper. I do not plan on living in this van but I would like to be comfortable on some extended adventures. I am in the planning stages of the solar power system need some advice from...