FAQ

Fitting one or more photovoltaic panels on your camper, van or mini van allows you to produce electricity thanks to an irreplaceable natural element: the sun. However, the sun's rays do not directly power the vehicle's utilities but only the battery to which the electrical system is connected. To store the current in the battery, regulate the voltage and manage the charge and discharge cycles, a charge controller is required, usually equipped with a remote control display.

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We have the sun, a solar panel, a charge controller that powers the battery and the connected appliances. The combination of all these elements determines the number of appliances that can be powered.

For example, a 100W panel is sufficient to support the basic needs of a camper or van , such as LED lights, the TV, the water pump and the refrigerator.

To charge two batteries , a 100W panel is not enough. By choosing a 130W or higher power panel, you can also charge two batteries if necessary.

To produce enough electricity to recharge a large battery park, in addition to basic services, it is recommended to purchase a panel with a power rating of 190W or more .

This is the ideal choice to meet the needs of intensive users or travellers who want to enjoy a free stopover even for several days.

Our products are designed to meet your needs for independence and autonomy , depending on your needs.

Installing a solar panel on the roof of your camper or van is simple . First, you need to purchase a suitable glue or silicone , which you will apply to the roof of your vehicle, in line with the panel's aluminum supports. Then you need to drill holes in the roof to allow the cables to reach the batteries connected to the charge regulator , taking care to use the cable gland . This way, you avoid water infiltration and possible unpleasant inconveniences.

Now that you have everything you need, all that's left to do is get started .