My first step was to pick my solar panels.
The items I needed are listed below. Some links below are products I used to complete the project.
Pick your panels first, so measure your area, know your dimensions.
Solar Panel
Double Sided Tape
Gorilla Tape
Branch Connectors
MC4 Male/Female Connectors
8 AWG Stranded Wire
I connected my wiring in parallel(not series). I used branch connectors. I needed to make some MC4 terminals. So, after the MC4 terminals, I continued using 8 AWG. So from panel to connector it is 10 AWG, then continued with 8 AWG
I did not need to drill. I removed bushing and ran the wiring thru conduit.
All the way down thru paneling.
and out thru where the jack is kept
Solar Generator and Refrigerator Fit. Watch my full video on the solar install
This is the video showing how to setup a solar system on your vehicle,
step by step
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