Going to get busy with this tomorrow cheers for the content 👍🏻🚐

Are these banned now?

nice video 😊

Hi Greg great video. Would this system remain the same cabling etc with just one solar panel and one battery? Thanks

Any more news Greg, did you get it sorted?

Hi Greg, hope all is well. I (almost) finished my van and also did some great tours, thanks to your help. Couldn't have done it without your videos. I want to hide the heating ducts in the front though and seen that you build a little step behind the front seats. Have you got a video on building that step as well? All the best

Greg, how do you get you makeup air for the fan?

can anyone expalin on the chart for cable size how he got to 10mm2 . i think im missing something. we have 4 usb sockets at 12.4 amps, 8 lights at 1.2 amps. added together is 13.6 amps. o how does it work on the chart? It has a section saying number of cables... is that 3-4 cables as the fuse box has 2 possitive and 2 negative. this would be 18 amps making it on the insulated cable calculations a 2.5mm2 cable??? clearly im missing something.. anyone help me? unless every cable from light to light and USB to USB is counted. this makes a total of... 9 for the USB and 17 for the lights. total of 26. in the insulated chart part that makes it a 6mm2 cable and he would have gone 1 up.... to 10mm2... is this the answer anybody? Thanks greg anyway if you read this... always great videos..

Greg, I really enjoy your presenting, informative and entertaining, I have learned a lot from you.

Best videos yet …. Brilliant 😊

Hi, ❤️ the video. I have this kind of setup in my cabin and was wondering if I could incorporate a battery charger into the system permanently. So as I run my 2.7kw honda petrol generator for either the Lawnmower or toaster it can give some free Ah to the battery? (130ah snappy battery with calcium tech - as seen on ebay)

Another comment as it is referred to another point: what if the system had 2 or 3 100A Lithium batteries instead? Thanx again (PS: I'm considering going gas-free on my van to use induction in the kitchen)

Hello hello and thanx for this video. A quick thought: where would you plug the Mains Battery Charger when plugged into the mains? surely not the Renege inverted as would pull from the batteries to charge them creating a loop I guess.. I so I believe you'd plug it directly from the mains but then.. if you switch on the engine while still plugged to the Mains there will be 2 power sources charging the batteries (unless if the Mains Battery Charger is not manually turned off) or still, energy coming from the solar panels during the day with engine off thanks to the specific Renege DCDC. What would be the solution in this case? Normally I think a Relé (that's how I call it here in Italy; an electromechanical switch that automatically feel the tension coming and so it switches). Hope I was clear enough :D thanks for you time

months and lost track of hours. I always thought well dc power isnt good over a distance, why are people using it over such big distances, surely if i just put my fusebox in the place i need it, that'll be cheaper, neater and more efficient. Then came along greg, installing electrics, in the exact way i thought you could do it. Coming here any time i am stuck with my builds from now on!

thank you it looks very nice ❤❤but how are you going to clean it when the baby birds fly the coop since you nailed it? maybe i missed something

Thanks Greg! This is my go-to video to remind me how to set up simple wiring for our old farm tractor (applicable to quads and side-by-sides) since I don't need relays for any of the "loads" (lights, etc).

Great video! What is the name of the foil backed closed cell foam you used?

Great stuff, learnt a lot. Thanks for sharing the benifit of your experience in such a clear and understandable way. 🤘

Excellent video and experiment. Before you said let's take the insulation off and see if any condensation has occurred on the insulated side. I was thinking to myself oh yeah it will be sweating on the other side too. But we'll done for showing this video. Nice one.

Thank you very mach

What you have a smart alternator like in the 2020 Ford Transit?

You singled handedly made my van possible. Thanks alot

Excellent video. Not knowing anything at all about connecting solar panels , your step by step explanation makes it simple. Thank you.

What do you use for your internet connection please?

I'm confused doesn't the mains hook up /inverter charge your battery up? but the mains battery charger does the same thing? Thanks for your video they are super helpful.

Why you dont use insulation which you use in your Sprinter van????

Excellent video and information. I've just started this process on a 2017 Hyundai iLoad and found this incredibly helpful.

Super helpful thanks so much

Great to see a guy that knows what he’s doing and making it look so easy cracking job mate a pleasure to watch 👏👏

Excellent explanation by David! Lovely video, thanks. Always nice to see a trade professional at work.

Hi Greg excellent video I want to install a basic 12v setup in transit custom so smart alternator, I have compressor fridge ,4 leds lights and 2 usb ports and possibly later a 2kw diesel heater ideally last 2/3 days what size battery would work ? also would like a solar panel 👍or would I be better off with Bluetti ac180 power station and solar panel and charge from van when driving 👍

Hi Gregg, I’ve currently got a truma boiler and I’m ready to plumb in to my kitchen tap. It’s a pre built unit and has a hot n cold mixer tap so taps and pipes are in place, however I’ve noticed there’s a micro switch. If I already have a big pump like the one you’ve put on here do I need the micro switch? Thanks

Accidentally learned gow to use my poxy little pockethole jig watching this video 🎉😂

If the wiring that comes with the light I am wiring in is only tiny 2.5mm squared doesn’t that make using 0.75 mm squared wire pointless?

What if you make a mistake and leave a small hole somewhere in the barrier, would the vapour get in there and condense against the cold metal then, because of this, lower the volume of water in the air and so draw more moisture in? This is my worry. I imagine that this could cause more and more water to eveutually build up behind the taped in foil which would not easily escape. Can you put my mind to rest on this? Should I be alowing air to cirulate behind the barrier? Do I need to avoid scealing off cells that may trap in water?

You sir have just explained in plain English to a lamen with simple diagrams and venachlar how all this works. I’m installing electrics in my campervan and the wiring is my biggest worry. You’ve earned a sub. Thanks again.

Should Always set you blade depth to about 1/4 or 10 mm deeper than your board.

What is a 35mm cable? I'm guessing he meant 35mil, but that is still weird. I thought awg was universal. Guess not.

Greg is the man. Makes me want to sell my converted by somebody else van and do one my self 😂

Very good.

Another great video. 👍

This is just lovely. Thanks for no fluff. Just a man building his van and helping some mates.

Hi Gregg, is this system man enough to run a 12v fridge ? And can you piggy back the usb sockets as to have more than one or is it case of needing a bigger fuse box ?

What air filter did you use for the inlet air vent? What are the dimensions of the hose from the Inlet to the water tank? Great video that helped me out plan my water diagram for my personal campervan project. Thank you good sir!

Hi greg for all your hard work and explaining everything to us . I'm going to be using your electrical diagram exactly. But I have a question can I use a bigger inverter because I would like to use a air fryer, what size would be appropriate please 🙏

Greg. That after all these years aren't rotten 😂😂😂😂 This is so so wrong. This video should be deleted and banned.

Hi Greg, Thanks for a very helpful video. I'm going to run with this exact setup in my conversion. I can't seem to source 25A Renogy Fuse, would a 30A still be ok? Many thanks Scott

thanks greg im confused but what i see you doing in this video is if the bucket outer skin is the inside of van then you have the fluffy insulation on the inside skin of van and the silver lining over fluffy stuff..how are you supposed to install that in van .normally you would stick silver lined foam rubber on inside wall then fluffy insulation over that or doesnt it matter which way it goes

Such a clear and simple explanation, I hope the algorithm drives everyone considering van electrics to view this video. Thank you.

What kind of tape was used on the wheel wells on the seems between the sound absorption sheets?