Compare the specifications, installed cost and support behind a proposed system. Choose compatible equipment around your camping needs and project scope.
A measure of electric charge: one amp flowing for one hour is one amp-hour. Compare battery energy at the same voltage, or convert nominal capacity to watt-hours with…
American Wire Gauge, a conductor-size system in which a larger numbered gauge generally means a smaller conductor. Cable selection also depends on insulation, installation conditions, length, and current.
Battery management system. It monitors battery conditions and may restrict charging or discharging when limits are reached; it does not replace correctly selected external wiring protection.
A resettable device that opens a circuit under specified fault conditions. A breaker must be rated for the AC or DC circuit in which it is used.
A conductive bar used as a common connection point for several circuits. Its rating and protective cover are part of the system design.
A connection made by compressing a terminal around a conductor with a suitable tool. The terminal, cable size, die, and tool must be compatible.
A manufacturer’s summary of a product’s ratings, dimensions, and operating limits. Use the installation manual as well when checking how the product should be fitted and configured.
A manufacturer’s graph showing how a rating changes with conditions such as temperature or altitude. Use it to check output in the conditions where the equipment will operate.
A switch intended to isolate part of an electrical system. Whether it may interrupt a live load depends on its rating and the installation design.
A replaceable protective device that opens a circuit when its specified overcurrent conditions are reached. Selection includes current, voltage, time-current behavior, and interrupt rating.
The ability of components to work together as a system. Matching voltage alone does not establish compatible charging settings, communications, or protective controls.
The seller’s conditions for returning a purchase. Check deadlines, condition requirements, restocking fees, and who pays shipping before ordering.
Turn your plan into a project
Bring your equipment list, travel plans, and questions to an RV power specialist. Compare the proposed work, component choices, and support before booking.
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