How I Installed SOLAR POWER in my VAN (The Easy Way) | Off Grid VAN

[@Dualex_Builds]

▬▬▬▬▬VIDEO CONTENTS▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro 0:11 - How off grid systems work 3:08 - Why Power Stations make it easier 5:05 - How to set up DC power on a power station 5:40 - Installing Solar Panels 7:51 - Running wires for DC appliances 8:20 - Connecting Wires to Fuse panel 9:27 - Cutting Ceiling panels 9:48 - Installing 12V Lighting 10:07 - Connecting Fuse panel to the power station 11:31 - Ending

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[@nvalles2565]

OMG YOU AND YOUR VIDEOS ARE MY SAVIOR! Seriously. My 16 yrs old and myself, single mom, no electrical experience, are remodeling a small canned ham. I've figured why not attach all electrical to our solar gen which I bought also for emergencies in the home. They like to turn our power off often here for days and have learned to at least keep a small fridge for short term and not open our fridge or deep freeze in the house. Anyways, I need electric for the brakes, the maxx fan and lights, perhaps to plug in appliances every now and then. My lights I can do all on usb and figured I could even put small power banks in since this trailer is small and you'd only be in a few days maybe. Can always charge the banks. So I can do lights that way. Really I needed to see how to do my fan and a fridge. The way you show things up close and even how to work with the wires is so perfect. Thank you for not assuming people know how to do anything! Seeing how to crimp wires and such almost puts you here with me. Thank you so much. Q--what kind of wire should I buy? Not sure the diff btwn 12v and 14. Do I need marine grade? Someone recommended that in a diff. video. Made sense. Where are you putting your gen and the fuse box?

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[@Petelaosound]

Awesome

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Did you send that reply to me or was that an attempted dupe?

[@iamintentional]

I'm 62, recently homeless. I used to watch these channels for fun, but now by necessity. You check all the boxes; you have mad skills and creativity, but not the ego to go with...you explain and show. Thank you

[@coryjay16]

Hope you are okay.

[@vinceocratic]

Me too, hope you find happiness.

[@antonemorris9644]

Find God and that will change period

[@1OldeTimer]

@@antonemorris9644 So, God can loan me $1,000 for a solar setup?

[@TomDeLombaerde]

@@antonemorris9644 why do you bring God to the matter. If you believe in a God, please ask the man for his bank account number and give him money

[@LB20278]

I've watched so many videos with complicated systems, all the while thinking that a portable power station is the simple answer. Thanks.

[@BeRadHump]

I’d recommend avoiding the flexible panels put directly in contact with the roof. My build had 3 but they only lasted about a year and a half before breaking and needing to be replaced. There wasn’t enough heat dissipation underneath, so they ended up overheating and breaking by the second summer. Also they ended up turning my roof into an oven when I was in the van since it was direct heat contact from the black panels to the metal roof. In a low top build like this, and my 2016 ram promaster city, it literally feels like an oven broiler unless you’re in shade… and the panels are useless then since they aren’t producing energy. You’ll want more rigid solar panels with a couple inches of space between the solar panels and the roof of your van to let air flow underneath and not directly transfer the heat.

[@nvalles2565]

This makes complete sense.Good comment for your exeperience.

[@dd___dc]

He prolly used Dat because of weight reduction

[@holzdamolz]

Thank you. I was looking at van builds and wondering why everybody uses rigid solar panels. Flexible solar panels look so much more convenient but your explanation answers everything thank you

[@AlvaroRodriguez-my4ur]

Which ones are the rigid ones?

[@TheMegaAsh]

I don't think these power packs are compatible with the rigid solar panels (I may be wrong) and I'm pretty sure each company that makes these power packs makes proprietary solar panels meaning you couldn't use an off the shelf rigid solar panel anyway (again, I may be wrong) so you could always put roof racks on and then attach the flexible solar panels to the roof racks to create an air gap. For someone who doesn't know anything about electrical engineering and will likely start a fire or end up in hospital due to electrocuting myself, these systems are far easier and far more DIY.

[@johnabriggs6044]

one mistake I saw was that one should always face the grommets away from the direction of most heavy wind and water to lessen the possibility of forcing water in with the wires coming from your roof whole for them. also adding a rubber grommet to feed through the hole in the roof to keep wires entering the van so they don't chafe on the metal

[@rogerstarkey5390]

x2 I've heard a van build described as "a hurricane during an earthquake" Build accordingly. Those cables *will* flex and rub

[@leese.23]

Somebody explain to me why on Earth he doesn't have more followers or even his own show. I've been watching your videos for quite a while and they're always really really good.

[@Shorkshire]

just lost my job unexpectedly, might have to spend what little I have left on converting my car to live in, something like this might be just the ticket. thank you for the video

[@libragirl4471]

Thank you for finally explaining the way these work in a simple way I can understand. You can tell me all day how to plug all the parts in but knowing the mechanics of it all helps a lot.

[@carolwilkeshoward5629]

As always clear and understandable , you should be a teacher because you see the grand design in things you gave those of us a quicker and easier way to connect. Now I won't set any van on fire! lol thank you

[@wrylife57]

He is a teacher and this was today's lesson. :)

[@rebeccazuckman9059]

He’s my Teacher, not just that he IS a Teacher. He’s teaching those who will watch and listen to his videos!!!!

[@carolwilkeshoward5629]

I reply to action, he gives directions that causes actions. For me being a senior I need the humility to be patience with people and I’m aware that paying attention to details can mean safety. I’m not sure why people are commenting to me.? Dualex is speaking,!

[@fansome7771]

@@carolwilkeshoward5629 You good man? Anyways, he is a teacher as he’s teaching how to do the solar panels with battery in this video. Mug off

[@skeletond8115]

NOT when he is quoting prices of $1750 for a 200AH LiFePO4 Lithium Battery, they are going for around 600 bucks LESS THAN HALF of his quoted price, those power blocks he talks about are NOT a good deal, how could someone possibly buy all the components, have them put into a box also engineered, and then STILL make a profit while you lose money doing all the WORK yourself, that would be like those DIY battery kits you can buy being MORE expensive than the batteries already built that had WORK done on them to be fully assembled. Also while the power boxes are EASY and Convenient they are NOT a good option, adding more batteries to your set up is VERY EASY if you purchased a MTTP controller than can handle the extra amps (30-60amp controllers good enough for most people) and had more room for solar panels on your vehicle.

[@meeshlvslobster]

Out of all of the van conversion videos I've watched in the last 2 years this was the only one that was explained how everything works! Thank you, super informative 😊

[@tamararenee7317]

Wow, thank you so much. I just purchased a Bluetti AC200MAX because no matter how many videos I watch I just can't get the hang of all the different parts of the electronics and just figured I run a couple of power strips from the Bluetti outlets, but your way is much better and makes compete sense to me! Thank you!!

[@judyeuller7602]

I finally have a better understanding of all of the electrical terminology I keep hearing when I watch these videos. Thanks!

[@65bucksmedia]

I’ve watched this video once before and it was super easy to follow, but now that I’m actually going through the electrical portion of my build and now rewatching this, it’s making waaaaay more sense. Thanks for the clear and well explained video.

[@lmullen9478]

You are such a great teacher!! I always enjoy watching you and actually feel like I understand and can do much more without paying somebody. Thank you for sharing!!

[@loutribejigg]

This was right on time bro! I've been looking for a video on doing this specifically with the Bluetti AC200. And it was simple as hell. Right on!

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[@meredithmoore5037]

I have watched many of your videos. What I appreciate most is your simplicity, diagrams, and explanations. You show each each step leaving nothing by chance. It is not only the how but the why you do it a certain way that I appreciate it makes me feel like I could actually do this myself.

[@Drmikekuna]

Nice clear explaination. In 2018 I build out my Promaster and decided to go with a solar generator instead of a separate component system. It has worked out well and it was much simpler to set up. It is also nice because it is portable. I can easily take it out of the van and use it for other purposes. Thanks for the video.

[@user-qe1fr2if6h]

OMG... THANK YOU for taking time out to explain this.. VERY HELPFUL for BEGINNERS.!!!!

[@hermanlighthall3972]

I 2nd that III As a beginner (and a man) I respect anything the can kill us, so I was putting of electrical till now. Thanks for the info😁😁❗❗

[@ginaandtommy]

Thanks

[@timothyashby2921]

Thanks!

[@debraproctor6396]

Literally today I told someone I need someone to break down this electrical system for me. Thank you so much, you've made it easier to understand. I'm not 100% yet but this has helped.

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Dang, he should have his own tv show. So clear in every way. Lovely scoring too.

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[@MnAnnetteNS]

You explain this better than anyone else on KZbin. Thanks! I am going with the exact setup, but going to add shore power outlet (charge blueitti) a solar power connection lower on van for portable folding solar panels. 2 maxx fans. Then just plug in appliances as need to blueitti. THANKS AGAIN!

[@VistasdelMar2008]

Good, but you will lose the very useful charging while driving that comes with roof installation.

[@prepparig144]

Hands down best tutorial!! From the animated graphics to the focusing in on little things like wire stripping, terminal head attaching or cutting holes for lights. The slowed or paused video at those times of focus are so useful. Thank you!!!

[@mrbengerman8681]

You are the first person to ever help me understand anything with electrical work!!!!

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[@coolraptor2001]

For large scale (house, big rv, etc) the added capacity and ability to swap out stuff with a component system would be worth it. For a small van stuff like ours, the price point of a power station is hard to beat now days, especially if a more casual user like myself. Great videos, great explanations! Love how you keep it simple!

[@VFRVxMVB]

bruh thank you soo soo much for this video! I just started my first van build after watching your videos for years. Everything works easy so far but I have been struggling with electronics so I bought a power station but had no Idea how to connect everything. Hella appreciated! Keep doing!

[@wendyshapard1883]

This is by far the clearest explanation of solar power systems I’ve ever seen. Excellent!

[@bonnierodger7719]

Because you are such a great teacher, I bought my Bluetti for my van conversion. Thank you for helping me.

[@Lyiad]

This is a top-shelf quality video, you explain everything in great detail and show the different processes from break-down, to installation, to activation in easy to digest bites. Excellent work!

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[@mohamedzulkifly8966]

All the things u did was an inspiration to me, i'm still learning, hopefully i will build my own camper before my retirement, and use it to explore my own country 1st. Thx a lot brother'

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[@blueteamsix]

Most vehicles aren't connected to the grid. So to say one is off-grid is kinda funny. I love your videos. Truly a master.

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Brah Your are hands down the best KZbin teacher that explains the jobs so simple for your followers… I’m definitely a huge fan now!!! Thanks man!!!!

[@sarahzhao7564]

i've watched so many videos about power systems in vans but this is the first one that actually makes sense! thanks so much!!

[@ricklavis5292]

I use the AC200 max in my Transit van. I charge it from the ac power brick that came with the power station using a 1200 watt inverter connected to the consumer connection point on the drivers seat. This gives me 500 watts of charge while driving. other than that I just use a portable solar panel for now.

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[@Jesusisthe1way]

Clearest explanation I’ve seen yet. Excellent!!!

[@Nigelsarmo]

So simply enough you hooked the solar panel to the power-pack, the outlet is the carping with the fusebox between the power-pack and the user's (camera, TV exc.) That's really simple! Really convenient in a small van. Great video 👍🏽

[@teenimeeni4980]

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Amazing. Love how u explained everything. I can tell you love what you do. Keep up the great work. Peace from Japan.

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[@laurabutterfielddogs]

Of all the videos I have watched this is the best by far. I literally have no idea what im getting into but possibly getting a van this week to build out.

[@maggiebrattoli383]

1st van video where the electrical process was clearly explained and shown how to make the connection. THANK YOU.

[@dd___dc]

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[@kriskeilman2087]

I have two 100 watt Sunpower flexible solar panels on the cap of my pickup truck for 15 months. I used heavy duty outdoor velcro and the panels have not moved with over 15,000 miles since installation.

[@StanleyMediaUK1]

Mate, thank you so much for doing this video and explaining the whole electrical system. It was exactly the information I was looking for. Much appreciated bro.

[@kevinbarnes325]

I really like how everything you say is so self explanatory. Thanks. I was thinking of using my Bluetti instead of Victron, I still on the fence

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Dude! this is one of the best videos to learn this stuff. You explain things so simply, most people talk themselves in circles. Thank you for putting this together, keep doing these types of videos bro!

[@bottomlinebassin2001]

Forever tape for RVs works good on holding down your flexible solar panel too, thanks for such a great informative video!

[@tWz4462]

Finally someone shows you how to connect your energy.. Thanks Duel Ex👍☺️😍🥰

[@michaelhollister1825]

Thank you very much for this video!!! You are the first person to explain this process in a way I totally get!!! Love your videos!! Thanks again!!

[@CherokezPittman]

Great video on solar generators! For outdoor enthusiasts like us, having a reliable power source is essential. Have you heard about the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It has a massive capacity, fast recharging, and versatile sockets. Plus, it's waterproof! Definitely worth considering for camping and home backup power. Stay powered up!

[@paulfredericks9570]

Thank you for the video. That is the best video I have seen yet and how you describe every single thing in detail like that I’m not that good with electrical but you gave me the confidence I can do that. Look forward to more videos. I am doing a van build just got me a Ford transit. I got five years until I retire. I want to get it done by then and then start traveling and enjoying my retirement. I’ve been a dream of mine for the last 20 years again thank you for your time.❤

[@USA-GreedyMenOfNoIntegrity]

I have that exact inverter. Worked great in my shop for the last year. It will run any of my 120V power tools, chop saw, 2 gallon air compressor, etc.

[@mladetto7453]

Great easy to understand video. The bonus was while watching it FedEx sent me a notification that my Blue Eddy AC 200 Max was just delivered to my porch.

[@HammVan]

I was totally confused on how to charge my power source. I purchased an eco flow the giant one. Now I know what panels to get and thank you for the tape. Lifesaver I didn’t want to drill into the ceiling. I am hoping to route the solar panel wires down the side into the van without drilling cus I am not all confident I can pull off making the holes the right way and sealing. Thank you again for a great tutorial.

[@fauxmixedhair]

One of the BEST videos explaining solar! Thank you.

[@dianaverhulst3407]

You're so talented. Pleasure to watch. Electricity has always been a ?????? for people like me, who are word people (and female). So thank you.

[@davidl6671]

Perfect. Thank as I have the same Bluetti and just got a van with solar panel on top and wired, but everything else needs complete. Nicely done!

[@Savvycyclist]

Really like your videos. Have watched most of them and I'm subscribed. This is probably the best in terms of explaining what is going on. Thanks

[@ultraviolet9027]

What a great video Congratulations This video is a must for anyone getting started with a van or just whatever else you want to put power in A real educator Thanks bro !!

[@helenl7516]

Your channel is so informative and I appreciate you!

[@eddievan9656]

Just came across your channel. You do the best job explaining things and making the complicated easier to understand. You're just the best I've come across....had to subscribe. Thanks!

[@hellobobby]

Crushed it again with this video. This is some complicated stuff - and you explained it so it made sense. Thank you for sharing your build!

[@ginawhite3728]

Thank you so much I've watched this 3 times and it finally all makes sense to me I was really confused and starting to get nervous on how I was going to do this but you finally broke it down to where I understand it

[@angelaadalian5533]

I can do this! Thank you for the great breakdown - as usual, and the parts recommendation. I'm in a 1984 Chevy Minnie Winnie and the in-house electrical is nothing short of a nightmare. Now I can get the bypass assembly and rewire it myself. Keep up the good work, we appreciate you! 🤗

[@robinbliss6513]

Thank you for going over how to set up using a power station! I have already determined that I need the plug and play ease of a power station rather than a piecemeal set up, but I never thought about setting up the fuse panel. This explanation was clear and simple enough for me to follow! Now I just need to figure out how to install switches for the different devices plugged in!

[@RollTimeratYT]

Love the detailed, careful explanations. Made it seem simple and doable to an inexperienced person like me.

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[@mitchwinder1204]

Excellent job. I run my converted cargo trailer toyhauler with a Goal Zero unit. Except I didn’t have the luxury of you explaining the differences to me back then when I built it. Seriously, great job. You’d make a great lecturer.

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[@jasonbroom7147]

Excellent video! The production quality is top-notch and your initial diagram may be the best, simple explanation of how an off-grid system works that I have seen. Your method of getting power from the portable power station to the DC loads panel is...not so good. That 12v socket is rated at 10 amps, so it can pull 120 to maybe 130 watts. Now, maybe that's plenty for your DC needs, but it's very limiting! Most folks are going to want quite a bit more than that, although I'm not sure if there's an easy way to get more 12v power out of the AC200. As you stated, a conventional system, made up up of component parts, is still probably a better option for a camper or van conversion, but that doesn't mean you can't have a portable power station to supplement that. Thank you for making such good content...I will be watching more of your stuff, for sure. :)

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[@mrp55net]

The AC200MAX has a 12v 30amp port. Bluetti has an optional RV cable with Anderson connectors that plugs into the RV jacks. Easy peasy. This cable can be easily modified to power a 12v fuse block by cutting off the Anderson connectors and separating the leads for connection to the fuse block - 30A ready to go :)

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The quality of your videos really do keeps getting better everytime, thank you for the dedication bro 👏

[@marc-xn8tu]

I love your videos. I’ve been following you for ages mate, but I’ve never mentioned how much I appreciate the information, and also watching you as you progress and your experience blossoms. Thanks again. Do you ever do videos regarding any of the journeys you make in your own van? Cheers! 🤗

[@RealSenseChannel]

That is so cool, i got a taste for off-grid working from home using an Ecoflow River Pro which i recently did a review for, and its changed the way I see work now, there's no need to be stuck in an office for the rest of my life. Now the inspiration is to get an RV/Motorhome and work on the road and live off-grid.

[@OshMax]

dude, thank you so much, I been dreading how to do this and this breakdown video is exactly what I needed to finish up my van's electrical system

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[@inesmundt6130]

thank you very much for your simple, down to earth explanation. I have been so frustrated with all the advice to buy more expensive equipment than what I presently have. I feel as though I am being flooded with misinformation. This is very plain. I have the solar panel and the power box...now its just the hook up and you have explained that. many thanks.

[@ronethridge9875]

very nice work-more /where did you get the bluetti/power bank/thanks much

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I ordered 3 of them... Your videos are so helpful... from DC to Puerto Rico.

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[@DavidHernandez-ft8gy]

Thank you for helping me with different ideas to get my power needs for my build. I would like to see how you set up your light switches to your system.

[@ParArdua]

You would make a great teacher. Thanks for making this understandable.

[@gabriellavalentine1629]

This is super clear and understandable to watch but I wish there was a version were it was written out on your website as a pdf

[@6Sisu9]

I recently bought a van and I'm most definitely taking notes from this channel.

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You are the most helpful human beings. Thanks for this play by play. Your video skills really shined in this one. ✌

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[@debcecotti8273]

You just gave me hope that I will be able to set up my own Solar System. Mad skills my friend. Thanks so much.

[@barbaraburke2937]

Thanks for sharing how this can be done with a power station, since I have a fiberglass topper, I rather have someone who knows how to install the solar wiring, max fan, etc without damaging the fiberglass, if I had a medal roof, wouldn't be an issues to do. I'm just a bit weary to even try cutting or drilling into that fiberglass topper. Anyway, I'll look into that a bit later when I have the money put together for all this to be done in the near future. I'm almost halfway done through my van conversion build, it's been taking considerably longer to work on my van while I was caregiving for my elderly dad. He's recently been in the nursing home since March 8th and since I've been able to have a bit more time to work on my van conversion build between visiting him, been rehired recently and being back at my other old job I had long before I started caregiving for my dad, and depending on the weather here too. If good and permitting outside, I can use my power tools outside in my dad's driveway. I don't have a work shed/shop and garage to work indoors if I had one to be out of the weather issues, rain, storms, and high gusty winds too. I might have to use my dad's living room from time to time, since he's not here at his house and in the nursing home for long term care he really needs. However, a quick question, which power station brand do you think is better to buy and have better quality too for such a set up you have shown here in this video, is Bluetti, Jackery, Patriot, these are the few I hear most about. Before I buy a power station, like to have an opinion on the best options to choose from for something like this set up for my van too?

[@peterwaroblak166]

There is no problem cutting fiberglass or metal, the problem is getting a good seal when ever you cut a hole in a roof. I like urethane better than silicon when you install a vent or hole for wiring.

[@Tacts0317]

This video was very informative with helping me understand/make a decision since i already have a bluetti so i can just run with it instead of getting a whole other battery system.

[@sonialinsey8083]

THANK YOU! This is such a clear place to start with power systems. Great video!

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[@baddecision1and2]

That's the best solar system video I have seen thank you so much

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BRO! This QUALITY CONTENT my dawg! I sincerely appreciate the effort you put into this video! I know motion graphics are time consuming and putting all the info and graphics in is tedious. But thank you for making that happen. I'd love to connect with you on future project!

[@russellsherwood2315]

Now that is what I been looking for, someone to actually show how to hook this up, thank you,,, just subscribed

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[@myronschabe]

Great video...easily explaining concepts I have been struggling with as I am getting my head into powering my van. Thx

[@davejo6741]

WOW very well done video lots of credit to you and the work you put into it

[@retiredguyadventures6211]

Awesome video! For someone that is just starting out installing solar on my cargo trailer conversion I think the power station is the easiest, cheapest way to go. Thank you!

[@mothahuvva9565]

I'm so happy too see a new video from you

[@prophetseven728]

Genius! Thanks for showing us this! I was wonder if I could do this with my Jackery. You should be a postive Yes! Not sure if one system is better than another. But it all works.