Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
LOOK, I know there is a lot of math and numbers and boring stuff and I was wrong about everything. The owner wanted to be able to run the entire RV off the inverter and batteries and not just a few circuits like most RV manufactures currently do. Often, other channels will gloss over this stuff and just skip to the more fun and enjoyable stuff but I thought showing the logic and thoughts and design and logistics will be useful for other installers, DIY and individuals. There are always a number of different ways to solve many problems but this is the solution I used. The Rosie may have worked but I don't really like the user interface of Midnite solar or making a mixed and matched system. I assume Victron will likely have the better inverter shortly as this becomes more common, and yes there is a little of an issue when plugged into 30amp but overall the system works.
I hope viewers can power through the theories enough and those with more knowledge can be kind to someone just trying to explain the most basic concepts of electricity. RV electrical code is not residential code and while choices were made and probably bother some viewers, my goal was to make a reliable and safe system.
I hope there was some useful information in this video.
Thanks for watching!!
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LOOK, I know there is a lot of math and numbers and boring stuff and I was wrong about everything. The owner wanted to be able to run the entire RV off the inverter and batteries and not just a few circuits like most RV manufactures currently do. Often, other channels will gloss over this stuff and just skip to the more fun and enjoyable stuff but I thought showing the logic and thoughts and design and logistics will be useful for other installers, DIY and individuals. There are always a number of different ways to solve many problems but this is the solution I used. The Rosie may have worked but I don't really like the user interface of Midnite solar or making a mixed and matched system. I assume Victron will likely have the better inverter shortly as this becomes more common, and yes there is a little of an issue when plugged into 30amp but overall the system works.
I hope viewers can power through the theories enough and those with more knowledge can be kind to someone just trying to explain the most basic concepts of electricity. RV electrical code is not residential code and while choices were made and probably bother some viewers, my goal was to make a reliable and safe system.
I hope there was some useful information in this video.
Thanks for watching!!
Victron multiplus ii 48vdc: amzn.to/3V9nXqk
Victron MPPT: amzn.to/3xaq1WV
Victron DC-DC: amzn.to/4egvhJw
Vatrer 51.2VDC server rack battery: amzn.to/3V9GWAO
DON'T FORGET "AZEXPERT" discount for the batteries works at the website too vatrerpower.com
