setting up a battery bank
I'm a long-time camper, first time TT owner. We do most of our seasonal camping in campgrounds without hookups so I'm looking to get my battery bank all set up for some 3-4 day trips. After thinki...
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I should have clarified that I'm not interested in going with solar at this point. I plan on wiring the inverter straight to the battery and mounting it in the front of the camper to avoid a long wire run.
I've used the french press for years and enjoy the "camp coffee" I get from my old press. However, sometimes I just want the simple pleasures of life, hence the upgrade from the pop-up to the TT and the opportunity for some drip coffee.
I did a sort of energy audit but testing the draw of each possible motor present in the camper. The exhaust fan is about 4.5 amps, the water pump is up at 7 amps, and so on. I'll still need to assess the draw of anything I want to run with the inverter.
The camper only has one battery at this point. I have a second one that I already had around from using on the pop-up camper. I am looking to mount the second one on the camper and wire them together.
I've used the french press for years and enjoy the "camp coffee" I get from my old press. However, sometimes I just want the simple pleasures of life, hence the upgrade from the pop-up to the TT and the opportunity for some drip coffee.
I did a sort of energy audit but testing the draw of each possible motor present in the camper. The exhaust fan is about 4.5 amps, the water pump is up at 7 amps, and so on. I'll still need to assess the draw of anything I want to run with the inverter.
The camper only has one battery at this point. I have a second one that I already had around from using on the pop-up camper. I am looking to mount the second one on the camper and wire them together.
