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Ok. Thank you for all the advice. I really appreciate it!

I'm thinking I may only have room for 10 panels, but ill look at the layout tomorrow. I see how 10 is wasteful, but of all the layouts woukd that be your first choice?

I’d like to since I already have them. The voltage of each is up near the top of the thread. Thanks!

I'll update. Thank you for the advice.

I went ahead and purchased three more 200W Renogy solar panels (are super cheap on Amazon now), so that brings the total to 2X at 215W and 4 at 200W. It's a 36' trailer so I'll have plenty of room for all of them. My new question now becomes what would be the preferred layout. I ran the...

Hi Wopachop, It is on propane.

Hi Wheelman55, This is for a fifth wheel. Thanks! Brenda

Point taken. The value I determined for the refrigerator was from reviewing some threads on other sites. This frige runs on propane and electric so I would be using it on propane when I don't have access to hookups, therefore, the only draw is for the control board and valve. The heater is...

Hi MissterSandals and Bobert, Thanks for the input. I did do a usage calculation and I rounded it up to 3000 watts/day usage, because of the largest draws from fridge (280 Wh), heater (768 Wh), microwave (250 Wh) and lastly the water heater (1440 Wh). I would like to boondock in the winter...

Hi Everyone! I’m new to solar and I think I have bought all the major components. I want to make sure I have correct fuses and wiring. I have the following items: 12v 2000w pure sine wave inverter (Renogy), 2x 200aH 12v amg batteries, 2x 215W solar panels and 1x 200W solar panel, and 60 amp...