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I fitted a solar panel from Solar Camper Solutions back in 2021 and this has proven to be very successful. So far have not required to top up the leisure battery by plugging into the mains.

...North Coast 500) but would like to be able to keep the fridge running constantly throughout. I believe my 2 options are either to get a solar panel fitted to the roof to constantly feed supply or for about the same price, buy a Jackery 500 and solar panel. Can anyone offer any advice on both...

...just want to ‘tweak’ it and correct those things that have bugged me for years! The (non exhaustive) list so far is: 1.Need to get a solar panel fitted as I live in fear of the leisure battery dying and I can’t/wont run the fridge off battery alone. 2. Need to fix the fridge as at the...

I have a jackory power station and solar panel which works well, in the sunshine that is! A bit more expensive but more versatile than an extra battery, plus is easy to store and move about.

Does anyone know how to remove the panel by the sliding door ? Secondly, has anyone used the 12v socket for a solar panel with upgraded wiring from the socket direct to the domestic battery via a Victron ?

Rainbow screens Marco Polo screen cover and (bonus) flexible off grid solar panel for sale COLLECTION ONLY £150 I have for sale in great condition a rainbow windscreen cover and associated 100w solar panel accessory to fit the cover for my 2018 Marco Polo… The rainbow screen cover is Fully...

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Hi, have the heater but interested in solar panels. Can they also get the power sockets to run off the lesuire battery> Would love thier detials please. Thank you. Graham

I think it was about £1800 for the heater fitted, we had a solar panel fitted at the same time so the bill was all together. They did an amazing job would highly recommended them for work to your van, and a diesel heater is a game changer there are brilliant.

Yes I also have one of these. Recommended.

I would recommend these. Really clear step by step instructions. Removable. No need to cut hole on van https://www.solarcampersolutions.co.uk/index.php/en/shop/mercedes-marco-polo-solar-panel-kit Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi all. Just a cry for help that’s all, I have a 2018 M.P. And considering putting solar panel on roof to extend time I can spend off grid and also to trickle charge battery when not in use. i have tried a couple of suppliers for quotes for supply and installation. No response from either so am...

...Rack but they are now unavailable to buy. Rack not really a priority it’s just they do enhance the appearance.priority for me at mo is a solar panel Most places I have enquired at seem to want to avoid M.P. So considering installing myself, although not an electrician, prob will put request...

No big deal. The solar cable is quite thin. If for some reason you decide to remove the solar panel, you might even be able to fix the cut in the tube with bicycle tyre glue.

So what you are saying is that 360 W might be a little too much right? that came to my mind also. 240 Watt is what I wanted originally. Maybe I will build one myself :) .

OK great. Thanks a lot. So it seems like there is no way around damaging the rubber tube with a cut :-((

Just my humble experience: I have a single 100W solar panel and it's perfectly adequate with the stock battery and normal consumption. On a sunny summer day it can take the battery from almost empty to completely full by itself. I would probably go with 200W if I had more electric consumption...

In case it helps someone, my solar panel cable goes like this: Then it enters the rubber cable hose right next to the left hinge - I had to make a small cut, and then protect it with tape. It is almost unnoticeable with the door open: After that, the cable enters the rearmost cupboard...

L Like above…bring the wire in around the hinge and then into the loom rubber boot…from there to your controller (usually in the top cupboard by the back door)… good luck