The Easiest Solar Install | Solar Kits for RV's

My man, you're like the Mr Rogers of solar panels. Thank you for all the knowledge you've dropped.

We scheduled an appointment with our local RV shop to have them show us how to use our ZAMP system. Just cancelled it after watching this! Brian, you saved us time and roughly $90, which would have been the shop's fee for helping us! Thank you for your great videos!

This channel is fantastic. I am just now starting to dive in and learn about solar power, and nothing else I have came across explains things in such a great way. You're giving VERY useful information, and not just trying to pad the run time by telling random stories, instead of delivering the knowledge.

Binge watching your videos. I wish I'd found this channel 2 years ago, I'd be a lot less confused than I've been all this time. LOL

Thanks again, Brian, for helping me find a way to charge my battery with solar. I'm going with Renogy 100 watt with charge controller and going directly to my battery of van. The battery is under the hood. What adapter do I need to get for this set up?

Fantastic video and spot on information. It has helped me to decide what to do with my camper.

Just revisiting this video Brian. I wanted to thank you again. With your help alone , I was able to go to totally off grid for two weeks in Maine last summer. In addition to all your other helpful video's, you RULE in all things solar and batteries. Your channel is the best🌞👍👍👍

This guy is fantastic. I decided against buying a camper but I keep watching his stuff just cause it makes me feel good to watch. I'll probably end up with a camper just because I keep clicking on these videos.

NICE! Well done.

I just found your channel and instantly subscribed. My two favorite videos so far are this one, and the power bank video. My family just sold our small trailer (similar size to your teardrop), and we bought a 35' fifth wheel because we're going full-time for a year or so. We'll be plugged in most often, but we LOVE boondocking. Do you think we could get away with just some extra solar, and maybe a power station, in lieu of bringing a noisy gas generator? I understand we would forego our ability to use the bigger systems (AC and maybe tv, which we don't watch anyway). My primary concern is that we keep our batteries charged so lights/fridge work, and we have enough juice to bring slides in and hitch back up to the truck after a week off-grid. We currently have 2 85 amp/hr batteries, but I might upgrade to AGMs, per your other video. I know there's a lot baked in here, but maybe some other large RV owners would like to know. We don't want to be those loud, generator-using people. :) Thanks! -Brian

Great content for a beginner like me. I bought an eco-worthy 200watt kit. It’s ok but for lights, small radio , 12v fridge and wireless devices, with an AGM 12v 100ah battery. Now the system is not enough for me. I’ve thrown a small tv in the “mix” and realized it consumes 50% of my battery quick. I want to cheaply upgrade the system because I only boondock a handful of times a year but for days at a time. Any suggestions will be highly appreciated. Once again, great content !

I love watching your videos but I still can't find the answer that I'm looking for. My camper has a regular small fridge and it has to run off land power along with my AC and microwave I would like to have a solar panel set up where I can take my outside plug and plug it into a solar power where my fridge can run 24/7 off the grid. so what can I use or how or what setup I need to get? I'm still trying to find it. I do a lot of out of town highway work and hotels get expensive and RV parks are not that cheap and being off the grid while I'm working I can't use my refrigerator or AC with no land power and I have to keep stuff in the ice chest and that cost a lot of money and they can't have a whole lot. so I would appreciate your help or what I can use for some type of setup for that. thank you! you do have a new subscriber here. I love your videos

I like ur vids man very informative easy to follow. Well done

This guy is the best YouTuber. Easy to understand and a great teacher.

Oh my I am learning a little more!

Great and valuable video. I just got the Renogy 100W suitcase w/20A waterproof controller on Amzon for $145. Added 10ft 10AWG extension and the iGreely plug you showed. It's a very simple but effective system for a solar newb like me. Going out this Memorial Day to put the system to the test. Thank you for your informative channel.

Brian, What brand of portable solar panels do you recommend. We will be getting a Highcamp teardrop in October. It will have a propex heater, dometic compressor fridge, and Led lighting. It comes with a 100 aH AGM battery. My wife and I enjoy your Videos and find them very informative. Thanks in advance for your help and advice on this.

I have an Aliner Ascape with a 50 w solar panel, there’s a Zamp side solar plug, i am hoping to add more panels, can I do that with the the kit that includes another charge controller? I have learned so much since owning a camper for less than a year, but I know nothing about solar. Your videos are so helpful.

Brian, I have watched several of your videos, and you are definitely providing the best solar information regarding RVs that I have ever seen. I finally feel confident enough to figure out what I need and purchase a right-sized solar system to meet my needs. Thank you very much.

Great video! Finally someone breaking it down well! Good job!