Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Quick tips to help run new cables and wires through your RV.
1. Shining a light on the other end to see where you are going
2. Use rigid Romex wire that you can bend and push through
3. Use a lighted borescope to see where you need to go (you can also tape the borescope camera to the end of the Romex and fish it through)
4. Push a bright colored Romex cable through the other end and search for it with the borescope
5. Once you see the cable from the other end, use a long flexible grabber tool to reach in and grab the cable and pull it out.
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Quick tips to help run new cables and wires through your RV.
1. Shining a light on the other end to see where you are going
2. Use rigid Romex wire that you can bend and push through
3. Use a lighted borescope to see where you need to go (you can also tape the borescope camera to the end of the Romex and fish it through)
4. Push a bright colored Romex cable through the other end and search for it with the borescope
5. Once you see the cable from the other end, use a long flexible grabber tool to reach in and grab the cable and pull it out.
*Website* : rvwithtito.com
*Patreon* : patreon.com/rvwithtito (Early Ad-Free Video, Behind-the-Scenes Updates)
*Gear/Parts/Tools (Amazon Store)* : rvwithtito.com/gear
*Get DISCOUNTS on Popular RV Gear* : rvwithtito.com/discounts
#rvwithtito #rvdiy
*Disclaimer*
The opinions expressed in our videos are our own or from a contributor. Before taking on any project or making a large purchase, we recommend you do your own research and consult a professional for advice. Be responsible and know your limits. We are NOT liable for any damage to your property or injury incurred as a result of following our tips, advice or instructions. We are not professionals or certified technicians. We simply have a desire to share ideas and experiences with others.







![(Review) Lensun 200 Watt Foldable Portable Solar Panel with MPPT
Heres a SPACE-SAVING Portable Solar Panel for RV, camping, van or overlanding. Review of the new Lensun 200 Watt Foldable Solar Blanket.
PRODUCT LINKS
Lensuns Website: http://www.lensunsolar.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=81&product_id=356
Amazon: https://amzn.to/33V6SUQ
Suction Cups I Used for Mounting: https://amzn.to/2ogaEZM
Anderson Connectors: https://amzn.to/2Jz0riD
MORE ABOUT THIS REVIEW
I was excited to test this product, because this was the first portable solar blanket of this type I have seen that provided 200 Watts of power output. Its also priced competitively with other 200 watt portable solar kits out there.
The biggest PRO for me is the portability and size of this package. Other 200 watt portable solar panel suitcases are large and heavy to carry around. This one weighs in at around 15 pounds and fits in this bag. Its small and easily stored in a van, off-road overland vehicle, and of-course RV. This is also the first portable solar kit Ive seen that comes with an MPPT charge controller which is why I spent a bit of time testing that component. The final PRO for me is that I can use this as a stand-alone solar panel. I already have a dedicated Victron MPPT solar charge controller for my portable panels. Im able to simply connect the MC4 adapter to the panel and connect this panel to my RV. It worked like a champ. Im looking forward to testing it more in the field.
The only two CONS I have is the weak mounting points and inability to use this MPPT charge controller with lithium/LiFePO4 batteries. Lithium batteries are becoming more popular these days and not being compatible limits how you can use this system.
** UPDATE (NOV2019) **
CHARGING LITHIUM BATTERIES - Good News! Lensun provided a Lithium compatible MPPT charge controller that charges Lithium/LiFEP04 batteries. I tested it out and it works fine. See the picture I posted in the community section of my channel.
GROMMETS: I also added grommets to each side. Those also work fine for hanging the panel and support the weight well. They should last a long time.
Other than that, I like almost everything I saw. Lensun is known for producing ETFE coated robust flexible solar panels, and these are inline with that.
MORE SPECS from LENSUN
Package Includes:
1 x 200W foldable solar blanket panel
1 x 15A Waterproof MPPT Solar Regulator
1 x 5m Anderson to Anderson Extension Lead
1 x Anderson to MC4 connectors (charge for solar generator)
1 x Anderson to Alligator Clip Adaptor(charge for battery)
1 x Heavy Duty Carry Bag
PERC - Passive Emitter and Rear Contact
Higher efficiency (21-22% efficient)
More about PERC cells: http://www.lensunsolar.com/blog/whats-perc-solar-cells-whats-the-different-between-the-standard-and-perc-solar-cells/
Rated Power Output: 200W
Optimum Operating Voltage [Vmp]: 18V
Optimum Operating Current [Imp]: 11.11A
Open Circuit Voltage [Voc]: 21.24V
Short Circuit Current [Isc]: 12.22A
Cell Technology: Monocrystalline Solar Cells (PERC cells)
Solar Cells Efficiency: 18%
Production Tolerance: +3%
Output Type: Solar Cables, Solar Controller
Dimensions(unfolded): 1770 x 1100 x 5 mm/70 x 44 x 0.2 inch
Dimensions(folded): 380 x 380 x 75 mm/ 15 x 15 x 3 inch
Net. Weight: 7 kgs/15.4 lbs
All Technical data at standard test condition AM=1.5, E=1000W/mm, Tc=25℃
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