Solar

Actually, somewhere on here is a post from someone who did run their solar wires down the sewer vent, drilled a hole down low, fished them out, sealed the hole. Never say never.

Bill

That's a brand new trailer. Are there wires up there already?

Actually, somewhere on here is a post from someone who did run their solar wires down the sewer vent, drilled a hole down low, fished them out, sealed the hole. Never say never.

Thats what I did. Fished it down the vent to our bathromm sink, drilled a hole in the pipe (on top) that went to the sink, pulled the wires out and sealed up the hole. There was already enough of a gap under the sink where the water lines came in that I could fish the wires down to the basement.

I didnt see a problem with running down the vent. And I also have Crusader

2oldman wrote:
That's a brand new trailer. Are there wires up there already?

Not that I know of, nothing states solar ready

Why not use the fridge vent? There are already 120v & 12v wires connected to the slide.

Otherwise you need to use an existing hole, make a new hole or run down the exterior.
Personal choice on how it will look. Function is about the same.

I thought it was common to run them down a stack. Tee/bushing and strain relief. One example

smkettner wrote:
Why not use the fridge vent? There are already 120v & 12v wires connected to the slide.

Otherwise you need to use an existing hole, make a new hole or run down the exterior.
Personal choice on how it will look. Function is about the same.

The fridge vent is on the side of the slide.

I found this video seems very helpful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7x1iX66olk
(somebody can make it a clicky)

Here you go.

Installing a Renogy 200W Solar Kit

Colo Native wrote:
(somebody can make it a clicky)

triple click, right click, Go to...

It's hardly worth making a clicky anymore.