Electrical
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I looked at a lot of van electronics diagrams on the internet, and finally came up with this configuration for my van.
I
designed my battery box to be big enough for two 300 amp-hr LiFePo4
batteries, but I think I’ll start out with only 1 battery and see how
that works out for me.
The
“shore power” connection for 115 volt AC power. What an ordeal to get
this thing installed. The hardest part was reaching my arm up into a
tiny space inside the bumper that was never designed for a human arm.
Working on the 12 volt DC system.
Working on the 115 volt AC system.
My
electrical area under the port side of the bed. The major components
are 115 volt AC distribution box, 12 volt DC distribution box, solar
charge controller, inverter, 115 volt AC battery charger, 12 volt DC
battery-to-battery charger, and LiFeP04 battery.
I'm making some 12 volt control boxes using box joint construction.
I like to do a wiring diagram before I start messing with the
actual wires. My theory is that if I can draw it, then I can probably
build it.
Installing Frankenstein wiring to two of my 12 volt control boxes.
There will eventually be several of these boxes mounted around the van
controlling stuff like lighting, USB chargers, and ceiling fans.
One of my 12 volt control boxes mounted on a bulkhead.