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Hi, I would be very grateful for feedback on my proposed refresh of the leisure battery system on my 2013 T5.1. Current set up is an 8 year old Travelvolts SCR with the addition of a 175w Solar panel on pop top. Van is currently used for weekends and weeks away using hookup. I am planning to...

Hi thanks for reply I have the mark 1 ecoflow which only has the one cigarette style dc output and I want to run crx50 fridge and 4 downlights form it Not exactly sure on what the actually draw is from fridge but the lights at rated a 3w and I want 4 of them...

As Above, under drivers seat with inverter - as you can see plenty of air around it and bolted to the seatbase through existing holes (2 only). Diesel heater duct is now where the white packing foam is and I haven't had any issues. I have 300watt solar on the roof and I have been getting between...

...the top entry to the fridge allows 2 ltrs bottles of water/pop and you can fill it with food and drink. It's a darn site cheaper than a small fridge you get in most campers and with it being top access, you don't have to worry about things falling out, and importantly the cold air escaping...

FWIW my Renogy DC-DC system has worked really well for about three years now. (Full disclaimer the 50A unit was replaced by the latest version when the original burnt out with an internal fault, see another thread for details) It does everything I want very well in a small packaged unit that...

Converted by CJ Designs, soundproofed and lined in grey carpet,Alto Marley floor SCA 194 High lift colour coded roof with sprung bed and mattress, Comfort dash fitted, 240v electric pack fitted with converter ,12v led lights fitted with usb points and 240v point, Camper pod with Weaco crx 65...

A quick update, this fridge is really growing on me despite some reservations about capacity, is the battery a good idea, is the Bluetooth a gimmick/pain I've just had a week "working from van" involving a couple of days on the road, some overnight brief kip stops (the Velle isn't ideal...

Is Fuse 1 (15Amp) the one that feeds your 12v sockets? That would be my choice for taking a feed from as logically that's where you would plug in a non hardwire system - so long as it stays on all the time and doesn't go off with the ignition. Also if you have a fuse go that's not going to cut...

What type and generation of van do you have? Normally with a factory second battery any other sockets are supplied from that, including the top of dash socket. The fuse is to protect the cable, not the appliance. 12v sockets are usually fused at around 15amp but you shouldn't draw greater...

We have an awning kitchen set up and keep the cadac in the drawer above the fridge. i find it a pain moving the cooker and gas to the back door every time you want to cook. I have used the pull out for the jetboil and a quick brew up though. We have barn doors and if you want something out of...

Overall that looks a lot better, settling pretty much where you would expect a standard flooded battery to be at full charge long term with no drain. I'm curious what happened with the break around 01/09-01/10 - or is that where you disconnected so until then it was being maintenance charged by...

I've got a small and very cheap Halfords 240v / 12V (40W) toolbox which keeps stuff cold and does the job without ice packs so long as it's pre-cooled for a couple of hours before use. It's probably 12 years old now but still works well. We've got it with us in Spain at the moment but we've...

The BMS will have a small amount of power at the terminals. (Possibly 5v) that is used to detect a load. Incoming charge will wake it. Standard stuff on lifepo4 batteries that have a sleep mode. Renogy and Roamer for example don't sleep. But poweroand and fogstar seem to have it.

...want to add them - sink+cooker 6kg, extra leisure battery 24kg (Li, depends on size of course, and you would want this anyway for your small fridge unit), plywood floor could be 40kg depending on materials, water pump 2kg. Gas 2kg (Cadac Duo + 2 spare cans. Calor in a traditional bottle is...

Thanks for the reply, it looks good. Can’t make my mind up weather to have a bed like yours or a pull out bed from one side, leaving room for a MTB

I’m also sharing this pain, to go full leisure battery setup or Ecoflow (or other portable battery). Ideal scenario for me is to use the Ecoflow as the power source for my van portable fridge, led lights and a few usb ports in an panel. I will charge the battery from my solar panel or from AC...

Love it , nicely different.

Standard campervan setup, 40l compressor fridge probably the main load, electric tap, the usual array of lights and usb chargers and a diesel heater for when it’s cold.

Cheers gents and unfortunately it pays to think the worst as even when you pay top dollar it seems to be a case of "that's near enough" I'm trying to retain my Sargent EC 160 panel in the wardrobe as it's a tidy way of combining 230v hook up and 12v DC leisure battery power. However with my...