Outdoors RV Solar Power Installation

One of our recent RV Solar Power installations was on a 24 foot Outdoors RV. Over 900 Watts of solar, 600 amp hours on Lithium Batteries, and a few other custom items (how about a composting toilet).

Q&A Episode 2 - AGM vs Lithium Ion Batteries for your RV Solar Power Plant

As promised, Precision RV has started a new Youtube channel dedicated to RV Solar Power. We'll be covering a wide variety of topics regarding RV Solar Power for travel trailers, 5th wheels, vans, motorhomes and more!

RV Solar Questions and Answers with Marvin Braun of Precision RV #3

Precision RV's 3rd installment of RV Solar Questions and Answers. In this episode Marvin talks about his own solar power usage on his 5th wheel. As a full time RV'er and solar power user, Marvin's insights about typical power usage will be of help to people interested in adding solar power to their RV.

2000 Watt RV Solar 1200 Amp Hour Lithium Ion Battery Plant in a Newmar Class A RV

Precision RV does some amazing RV Solar design and installation. And in today's video walk through with Marvin Braun we give you a quick video overview of one of the biggest jobs we've ever completed.

2000 Watt Solar 1200 Amp Hours Battery RV Power System - Newmar Class A

In this video Marvin Braun of Precision RV walks you through a large RV Solar installation. This Newmar Coach has now been equipped with 2000 Watts of solar panels on the roof. The coach has also stepped up to Lithium Ion Batteries. 1200 Amp hours of lithium batteries were installed in this rig.

1000 Amp Hour Airstream Tour

In 2017 one of our customers wanted to add more battery capacity to their Airstream. In total, 1000 amp hours of Lithium Ion Battery storage for the Airstream, a new hybrid inverter, and a few other additions.

RV Solar Q&A Episode 4 - Bring your own equipment or get help with your DIY

In this episode of RV Solar Q&A with Marvin Braun we ask the question of whether or not Precision RV will install components you bought online. Also, what do we think of helping with your DIY project.

What does a basic RV solar power system cost? First, what is a basic RV solar system?

A basic solar RV solar power system is very subjective. What you think is basic someone else may think of as higher end. Do you want a whole house inverter? Are you fine only powering your DC appliances? Do you think a "basic" system should run your Air Conditioner? Marvin Braun of Precision RV talks about "basic" systems and costs. You'll learn "basic" is a little too broad of a term when it comes to your RV power system

Powering your residential fridge and Air conditioner with your RV Solar Power System

You can run your new residential refrigerator and air conditioner in your RV. But there's definitely an investment up front before you can do it. Marvin Braun of Precision RV talks about the realities of what you can and can't power with a custom RV solar power system.

RV Lithium Solar Power Costs - Marvin talks about RV Solar component prices

Seeing the price of Lithium Ion Batteries for your RV is just the beginning. Cabling, battery monitors, connectors, and more. The price you see on Amazon is just the beginning and Marvin talks about what goes into adding Lithium Batteries to your RV.

High Draw Short Term vs Long Term Appliances. Precision RV Solar

Marvin Braun of Precision RV explains the difference between high draw short term items (your microwave) and high draw long term items (your RV Air conditioner).

At Least 800 Amp hours for long term boondocking? RV Solar Power from Precision RV

Marvin Braun of Precision RV answers a question about how much battery capacity you'd need for long term boondocking. It all depends on what you want to run, and what you're doing. Some people want to run the Air Conditioner for hours on end, others, use very little power.

Marvin talks about a recent 5th wheel solar install

Sometimes clients insist on an installation a certain way. At Precision RV we make our recommendations based on years of experience with RV Solar Installation. In this video Marvin talks about a recent installation where the client wanted to save some money by under sizing the solar install. After a few days of living with the new system the customer realized that the initial recommendation was the right one.