REDARC BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: DIY INSTALLATION

Are you looking to upgrade your caravan's 12-volt system? Grant Hanan takes us through the process of fitting a Redarc Manager30 battery management system to his caravan.
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[@ondoogy]

Great video, very informetive .

[@OlympusHeavyCavalry]

I think where most people fail, and that is, labelling the wires. All wiring, regardless, looks daunting without any type of identification. So, by labelling the wiring, it makes circuitry and componentry setup so much easier and even more practical. I actually purchased a Brother Industrial Labeller to do so for a more neater finish, but also a more permanent solution for cable identification. I am however, wondering about the position of the digital screen as it seems to be in an awkward place to be efficiently used, and more specifically, the isolator in your circuit. Is that isolator like an emergency stop button found on heavy machinery or more like an automatic cut off switch? Cheers for the video bud :-)