Truck Camper Solar Power Center - LiFePO4 - More Power!

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  • Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
  • New Truck Camper Solar Power Center with 200ah of LiFePO4 Batteries and 600 watts of Solar.
    Installing 400 watts on the roof and I have 200 watts ground deploy.
    So far, these Lossigy Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries are working flawlessly. New NOCO Charger and some other goodies went in as well.
    It's Finally Done - 50-Year RV Roof - Crazy Seal RV Roof.
    Starting the RV Roof Replacement on my truck camper. This is a 20 year old roof that needs replacement. I'm installing a 50-year RV roofing system that includes plywood deck, a 60mil Poly Sheet, sealing all edges with Eternabond type sealant tape and application of Crazy Seal RV Roof.
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    My Truck is a 2007 Ford F350 Lariat Crew Cab Dual Rear Wheel 4WD.
    Truck Camper is a heavily modified 2003 Fleetwood Elkhorn 11J.
    Check out my many modifications in the videos list.
    Covet the Camper.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 21

  • @bob_frazier
    @bob_frazier Рік тому +1

    It looks real good. Probably beyond what I would be comfortable wiring up.

    • @covetthecamper2289
      @covetthecamper2289  Рік тому

      Working great for me. Just back from a couple weeks out traveling. Powers my microwave, coffee pot, computer/camera gear etc. My LiFePO4 batteries never went below 85%.

  • @Kbuns
    @Kbuns Рік тому +1

    I wish I knew more about solar. It’s too confusing for me lol. I’d love to have a setup like this

  • @cgdrider
    @cgdrider Рік тому

    Your Battery box looks good to me however I'm not an electrician buy trade, I'm a retired CNC Machinist, but my Dad & Grandpa were electricians that both worked for Lockheed for 50 years. They taught me enough to wire my own CNC Machine shop in my garage for 3 phase power to run all 4 CNC Machines simultaneously, three Haas CNC Vertical Mills and one Mori Seki CNC Lathe all of them with 8 to 10 automatic tool changers. I ran that shop for a decade and sold everything when I retired at 62. Keep up the good work it's fun to watch, I'm looking forward to your A/C installation. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your Family.

  • @CrickysCamp
    @CrickysCamp 9 місяців тому

    Nice System, been running the same set up over here for our first season on property...solid

  • @darenmilbury3621
    @darenmilbury3621 Рік тому +1

    Looks good 👍!

  • @alienwatcher777
    @alienwatcher777 Рік тому

    Looks real nice & professional! You do great work. I have 320 watts of solar on my camper roof. One day I will upgrade my setup with a better inverter & batteries. Sure wish I had a shop where I could do work on mine. Take care & happy Thanksgiving!

  • @randpamadventures8374
    @randpamadventures8374 Рік тому

    Nice I’m also running 400 watts and 3 100 amp lithium batteries.

    • @covetthecamper2289
      @covetthecamper2289  Рік тому

      👍🏻. Nice. I just finished watching your last trip series through Kansas, Colorado, Utah & Nevada. Great!
      With your system, do you feel that you had enough power for everything?
      I was considering removing all of my propane system but now I’m thinking I may just modify the LP system so I can just carry a single ground-deploy 20lb cylinder with a quick connect instead of my two 30lb cylinders.

    • @randpamadventures8374
      @randpamadventures8374 Рік тому

      Well I have not been going out of state since covid, but I have been doing a lot of boondocking

    • @randpamadventures8374
      @randpamadventures8374 Рік тому

      For the past 2 years I’m set now also the last 2 years I have been upgrading the truck and camper for a Arctic Ocean /Alaska trip just waiting for diesel fuel prices to come back down I Carrie 2 five lbs propane bottles

  • @cgdrider
    @cgdrider Рік тому

    That is a nice solar system! I had two of the older 100 watt Renogy panels with the Renogy charge controller on one of my earlier RVs, a 2011 Wolf Pup 18' Toy Hauler Travel Trailer and the 200 watt system combined with two large deep cycle lead/acid batteries I had on that trailer ran the 110vac compressor type Refrigerator/Freezer No problem for weeks up in the Back Hills, South Dakota during the bike rally. I almost added two more of those panels to that trailer but a friend wanted to buy it from me real bad and made me an offer I couldn't refuse.

  • @WestCoastRoller
    @WestCoastRoller Рік тому

    Sweet! That's a good amount of S power. In the past I used sikaflex with adhesive brackets and had no troubles. Very well thought out design. 👍

    • @covetthecamper2289
      @covetthecamper2289  Рік тому +1

      Nice. Yeah, that Sikaflex is killer stuff. Beats drilling holes or running screws in through the roof.

  • @Jamminalong
    @Jamminalong Рік тому

    So excited about your solar package! I'm currently using the renogy suitcase & genny but had a huge system in our Class A just haven't got around to setting up the TC yet. Love what you're doing to your camper. Happy Thanksgiving!!

    • @covetthecamper2289
      @covetthecamper2289  Рік тому

      Thanks. It’s working well so far. More projects done and videos coming.
      Happy Thanksgiving to you!

  • @billyhinkle8761
    @billyhinkle8761 Місяць тому

    What are the mounting blocks on the roof made out of?

  • @brettwitzel
    @brettwitzel Рік тому

    For your inverter: will you be able to charge your max air / appliances via the plugs on the unit, or will you have it connected to all the outlets currently in the camper ?

    • @covetthecamper2289
      @covetthecamper2289  Рік тому

      The MaxxAir fans are 12V.
      I still have it wired to my shore power cord so all outlets and appliances are powered just like shore power would provide. With this new system, I ran new 10/3 Romex wire from the inverter to the shore power plug.
      I have a new 2000 watt Pure Sine Wave inverter from Renogy now so I hard wired directly to the inverter.
      I’ll do a new video on my boondocking power setup.