Instead of RV solar or a generator, you could use your truck engine and alternator as a generator. This does not argue for a solar panel to recharge your battery in the daytime.
If your battery discharges overnight to a point of concern, you need a larger capacity battery or a lower draw from the battery. If you do get a generator, get a quiet one. Then the question becomes, how often do you camp this way? If only once or twice a summer, then a generator might be a better, less expensive answer. When you start spending more than one day in a row camping at locations without electrical hookups, this argues for recharging your batteries with solar panels. If you occasionally spend the night without hookups during a quick stop on a longer journey, I would argue for more or larger batteries, not for solar panels. Your batteries will recharge just as well and probably faster using the power at your destination.
If all you do is travel from RV park with hookups to RV park with hookups, you don’t need solar panels to recharge your batteries. Buying RV solar panels you don’t need or won’t useīuying solar you don’t need or won’t use is the most obvious error.
#CHANGING RV BATTERY MONITOR HOW TO#
Here is my list on how to avoid the most common RV solar mistakes. In fielding these questions, I have determined that many solar installations do not achieve the desired outcome. Unless air conditioning is required where we are camping, our solar panels provide for all our energy needs. The RV solar system is large and obvious on our roof. I get lots of questions about our RV solar and battery system. Here’s How to Avoid the Most Common RV Solar Mistakes
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