- #Redarc smart battery isolator wiring diagram how to
- #Redarc smart battery isolator wiring diagram portable
- #Redarc smart battery isolator wiring diagram plus
I do have a 20W 3000Kelvin LED that is on a tripod stand that can be set to a height of 2M & angled any direction for those times I have to watch the power consumption, and its waterproof for use in rain. Try it out & see what superior light coverage & warmth it gives over any LED (even the warm tints). (i use 6b&s wire which acts as heatsink so the bulb stays quite cool, they will burn for well over 300hrs no probs).
#Redarc smart battery isolator wiring diagram portable
Roof mounted means you will need two controllers as the odds are your roof and portable are diff panels.ĭon't laugh, but the best camping light you will ever get is a 55-100W warm tint 12V H7 halogen globe placed about head height on a tripod stand. For power hungry AC you will need lithium and who knows what you get for 1000dollars in these things.įor solar you are better off with portable and at least 3. A volt meter is all you need and no monitor, just learn to read the different types of voltages. For a tourer you want fast charging for those small drive times which many AGM simply don't give.
#Redarc smart battery isolator wiring diagram how to
Read up marine how to articles to see how the pros do it.Īlso get a good AGM, really get a lifeline as they have superior cycle life and can be recharged very fast like a lithium & are military quality.
A 30A solar controller, 40-60A AC charger, 300-600W PSW quality inverter, a good layout for all your device fuses & most likely will need busbars. On that board would be a good 40-60A DC-DC charger, throw the redarc thing out they are not good. If I was doing a ute wall setup it would be all mounted to marine ply board which itself gets bolted to the canopy wall. My portable battery box has pretty much every component & plug a family of 4 in remote can possible need to be truley self sufficient, and can be carried into a tent for powering laptops, TVs, AC pedastal fans (not the 12V won't keep you cool things) Me personally I like a portable system that sits in the vehicle acting like an on board system & then can be quickly placed under an awning or in a tent. Sounds like you are after a wall setup in a ute. The switches look to serve no use really. The problem with the Adventure Kings 12V control box, is it's just a very bulky way to go about fuses & plugs. I basically want to end up with solar input, power a 12V fridge,12V camp lighting, charge accessories like GPS/radio's etc, inverter for 240v appliances, be self sufficient for a week or so & hell I might even want to power up a Nespresso at some point I know there are a lot of threads on this subject & I have pretty much looked at them all but which still has me spinning a bit as to what you can do & actually how much you can spend.
#Redarc smart battery isolator wiring diagram plus
Once I have the AGM(or similar) set up in the rear tray I am now looking at what I need for hardware on a panel so I know you can buy a lot of separate components but was looking into the kings 12V control box as a starter(not sure if they are decent enough?) plus will be looking a something like a adding a Victron 100/30 MPPT solar controller to add to it as well & I already have a oure sine inverter as well which will go on there somewhere. So I now have some question on cabling, as its in the tray & most likely at around 4mtr Redarc recommend going with 2 B&S from the isolator to the rear tray but I am wondering what size to go with between the solenoid & the starter, would it hurt as I will be buying 2 B&S to use the same?Īlso as I intend to be using it with a momentary button to put power into the winch it sounds like I need a 100A fuse kit? Hi guys & gals, well this whole dual battery thing has been an on going things for me for a few years now & still haven't sorted it out but am finally on the way & want to plan what I need, draw up some plans & basically think it all out while im sitting on my bum due to Covid-19.īeen looking at so many things that it ends up spinning your head further than Linda Blair's in the exorcistĪnyway I now have my isolator which in the end I went with a Redarc dual sensing SBI12D, got it on Ebay(new) for $140 which I think was a bargain.
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