Check my layout please.
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Cargo
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Also, forgot to mention this is for a cargo trailer camper conversion.
Rednecktek
Solar Wizard
That aircon and fridge firing up at the same time might make the inverter angry but it should hold. You're going to need to do a rough power audit to figure out how many watt hours you're going to need for a day or so and make sure that's enough battery to hold the load.
Definitely more panels though, 600-800 if you can physically swing it. For a simple system it looks pretty complete. As a side note, my brother has those exact same lights in his pop-up and I'd recommend making it easy to replace as the switches get flakey about the second time you hit a pothole.
Definitely more panels though, 600-800 if you can physically swing it. For a simple system it looks pretty complete. As a side note, my brother has those exact same lights in his pop-up and I'd recommend making it easy to replace as the switches get flakey about the second time you hit a pothole.
littleharbor2
Solar Addict
Small item but still room for improvement, The ceiling light fixtures, replace the incandescent bulbs with LED. No need to waste power making heat to create light. I've found lots of replacement leds on eBay.
MisterSandals
Participation Medalist
What is your goal for this system? Grid bill reduction or emergency power or ??
Is this a mobile or stationary setup?
Rednecktek
Solar Wizard
My guess is weekend camping trips for fun. Let's see how I do. 
Cargo
New Member
The ones I ordered are led
Cargo
New Member
You guessed it!My guess is weekend camping trips for fun. Let's see how I do.
Cargo
New Member
Cargo trailer camper. We mostly go to state parks and campgrounds with power hookups but would like to be able to have a little power if I get caught spending the night in a Walmart parking lot on the way to campground.
