NEWAGE ROADOWL 1100watt Solar/620ah lithium RUN THE AIR-CONDITIONING, MICROWAVE AND MORE

Newage roadowl off grid setup
1100 watts of solar
620ah of PowerPaul lithium batteries
Victron multiplus 12/3000/120 inverter/charger
Victron mppt 50/100 smart Solar charge controller
Victron mppt 50/100 smart Solar charge controller
Victron Orion 30a dc to dc charger
Victron Smartshunt
Victron cerboGX
Victron touch 50
Able to run the air-conditioner, microwave, induction cooker, coffee machine, toaster kettle, washing machine and more all from batteries anywhere any time free camping done right.
Caravan parks are getting very expensive, not to mention booked out well in advance. A set up like this will allow you to travel in full free camp style and be limited to water only.

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[@4west7]

Great job Matty & Riley! Really enjoyed this explination.

[@Southern_Cross_Adventures]

Love and awesome install Matty that's why you guys are doing my Bushy next year.

[@extremeacc101]

Thanks we are actually doing another one now. I should have time for a video too

[@johnpapaioannou997]

Nice job, guys. Love all the venting.👍

[@extremeacc101]

Thanks so much!

[@outechoffgrid]

Another awesome system mate!

[@michaelobst1830]

Thank you guys for such an amazing job 😀

[@1knightinbangkok946]

Excellent setup and installation. Could you put a 'Soft start' on that air con?

[@jamesMcgregor-d6b]

Love this setup. To mount the additional panels on the roof are you drilling new holes for all the mounting brackets? Or just using silicone to stick the brackets down? As the new standards require individual fuses on each panel I'm guessing you do a penitration for each panel?