Full Timing with Solar and Shore Power
Hey everyone, My wife and I just bought a new 2023 Rockwood TT. It came equipped (from the factory) with an inverter, 2 200w solar panels and we added two Lithium Ion Batteries (100ah). I was under ...
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The only answer to your question is for you to do a energy audit to determine your usage that solar can replace. Perhaps plug the RV into a Kill A Watt device to measure the power used. Or a battery monitor can provide usage. Measure without shore power.
My guess is that your solar savings vs total cost is small. A/C power usage is high, is your heat, HW and refer propane or AC?
Monthly sites w/o a meter result in no savings. My experience is that metered sites rates are high. Figure perhaps $0.20/kWh, might be less today but more down the road.
My guess is that your solar savings vs total cost is small. A/C power usage is high, is your heat, HW and refer propane or AC?
Monthly sites w/o a meter result in no savings. My experience is that metered sites rates are high. Figure perhaps $0.20/kWh, might be less today but more down the road.
