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| ==== solar ready ==== | ==== solar ready ==== | ||
| - | RVs that are sold as "solar ready" | + | The "solar ready" |
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| + | Example: | ||
| It is been judged harshly by some users: | It is been judged harshly by some users: | ||
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| > “Solar Ready” doesn’t mean sh*t. It means there is a plug wired to your battery and oh by the way IT IS WIRED EXACTLY BACKWARDS. | > “Solar Ready” doesn’t mean sh*t. It means there is a plug wired to your battery and oh by the way IT IS WIRED EXACTLY BACKWARDS. | ||
| + | Normal panels could be used if a solar charge controller were spliced in between the port and bank. | ||
| - | + | Higher-end "solar ready" setup might include MC4 connectors and entry gland on the roof with appropriate wiring leading to the battery tray area. Add panels and controller of your choice. | |
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| ===== rack mounting ===== | ===== rack mounting ===== | ||