Has anyone only got a power station to run the electrics…
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Has anyone only got a power station to run the electrics in their camper?
Converting a Transit Custom into a family camper and trying to keep the electrical setup as simple as possible. We'll mainly be running a 12V compressor fridge, a 12V TV for a couple of hours in the evening, charging phones/iPads, lights, plus the occasional coffee machine and hairdryer. We'll also have a 200W solar panel on the roof.
I've been looking at a traditional leisure battery setup, but recently I've been looking at the apex 300 and charger 2. Has anyone used a similar setup? How has it held up long term? Can you still wire 12V sockets, USB ports and lights around the van, or are you mostly limited to the ports on the unit? Can you use your own roof-mounted solar panel?
Sorry for all the questions, but I'm just trying to get my head around whether its possible.Thanks.
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Converting a Transit Custom into a family camper and trying to keep the electrical setup as simple as possible. We'll mainly be running a 12V compressor fridge, a 12V TV for a couple of hours in the evening, charging phones/iPads, lights, plus the occasional coffee machine and hairdryer. We'll also have a 200W solar panel on the roof.
I've been looking at a traditional leisure battery setup, but recently I've been looking at the apex 300 and charger 2. Has anyone used a similar setup? How has it held up long term? Can you still wire 12V sockets, USB ports and lights around the van, or are you mostly limited to the ports on the unit? Can you use your own roof-mounted solar panel?
Sorry for all the questions, but I'm just trying to get my head around whether its possible.Thanks.
#lifestyle
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