It can be very inspiring to see what our customers do with our kits. The obvious planning, compact layout, and artistry of this installation are impressive. Nice work Cliff.
8/25/17 – Ford Pop Up Van
Some clients bring us rigs with very little work done in terms of making the van a viable place to live. An empty rig gives us plenty of options when it comes to strategizing the placement of our equipment, but we also want to make sure that our clients have some flexibility as they make changes. We completed this installation knowing that when the client ultimately builds out their rig they may need to move our equipment. This van was set up so that the client can relocate the components we installed (if needed) without much of a headache.
8/31/17 – 2016 Winnebago Era, 24’
This client requested to have a portable panel installed along with an additional 300W of solar power on their roof. We provided a 120W portable panel from @zampsolar, and we installed a portable panel plug on their bumper for easy access. All they have to do is plug the panel in, put it a sunny area, and it will produce solar power. In the event they are parked in a shaded area they still have a way to harness the power of the sun.
9/1/17 – 1999 Roadtrek Dodge 170
Space can be an issue for some of our clients who want as much solar power as possible, but don’t have much room. The available space on this roof was very limited, and we concluded that our standard solar panels would not provide the best fit for this client. Our friends @zampsolar provided these slim 80W solar panels that fit perfectly on the sides of this client’s air conditioner. Zamp Solar also offers some awesome portable solar panels that are designed and built right here in the United States.
11/10/16 – 2016 Dodge ProMaster Cargo, 20'
10/31/2016 - 2016 Dodge ProMaster, 17’
Van conversions are becoming increasingly popular. This ProMaster got an expandable 160W solar charging system with a 220Ah AGM battery bank.