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Using solar panels to provide some of your camper’s electricity can make for a peaceful, off-grid experience. Without the need to hook up, daily driving, or noisy portable generators, keep your leisure batteries charged
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Components are needed to install a solar setup, so you must shop around for the correct size parts and configure a suitable setup for your electrical demand.
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Or you can make it easy and buy a solar panel kit that includes all the necessary parts. It’s important to consider what components are included in a kit before you buy it.
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Most solar panel kits include everything you need to generate renewable energy from the sun. – A solar panel(s) – Solar charge controller – Mounts – Fuse – Cabling & MC4 connectors
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Because many camper conversions already have a battery bank installed, more often than not, solar panel kits don’t include the battery.
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Not all solar panels are made equal. Firstly, choose between flexible and rigid panels.
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If you depend on efficiently charging your battery bank, we recommend a kit with an MPPT controller,
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Because roof and storage space is limited in campers, we only recommend monocrystalline solar panels. They allow you to capture as much energy as possible for their footprint,
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If you’re on a budget, start with a small but expandable kit so you can add more panels later.
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