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  • #122853
    Darren
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    Hi phill729
    Hi phill729

    The only thing I would change is :
    Connect your 240v inverter directly to your battery, rather than the charge controller, so that you can use it outside of sunlight hours. i.e. anytime.

    Are you going to fit a split charge relay, to charge the leisure batteries from the engine?
    It’s very cheap, easy and a lot more power than solar.

    #122850
    phill729
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    MERCEDES SPRINTER – NEW PROJECT
    Hi Darren,

    Many thanks for taking the time to respond -it is very much appreciated. Fully understand the point of using the invertor direct from the battery on not the charge controller.

    I may fit a split charge relay over the winter once I get my teeth into it. I was also going to add a 240 volt system but I have found a 20 metre extension with the necessary safety consumer unit built in and 3 regular sockets. Really well priced so I am questioning why I would go to the hassle of fitting everything required for 240 volts when one lead will do the job.

    Once again many thanks

    Phill

    #122855
    phill729
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    MERCEDES SPRINTER – NEW PROJECT
    Hi Darren,

    Many thanks for taking the time to respond -it is very much appreciated. Fully understand the point of using the invertor direct from the battery on not the charge controller.

    I may fit a split charge relay over the winter once I get my teeth into it. I was also going to add a 240 volt system but I have found a 20 metre extension with the necessary safety consumer unit built in and 3 regular sockets. Really well priced so I am questioning why I would go to the hassle of fitting everything required for 240 volts when one lead will do the job.

    Once again many thanks

    Phill

    #122860
    phill729
    Participant

    MERCEDES SPRINTER – NEW PROJECT
    Hi Darren,

    Many thanks for taking the time to respond -it is very much appreciated. Fully understand the point of using the invertor direct from the battery on not the charge controller.

    I may fit a split charge relay over the winter once I get my teeth into it. I was also going to add a 240 volt system but I have found a 20 metre extension with the necessary safety consumer unit built in and 3 regular sockets. Really well priced so I am questioning why I would go to the hassle of fitting everything required for 240 volts when one lead will do the job.

    Once again many thanks

    Phill

    #122861
    phill729
    Participant

    MERCEDES SPRINTER – NEW PROJECT
    Hi Darren,

    Many thanks for taking the time to respond -it is very much appreciated. Fully understand the point of using the invertor direct from the battery on not the charge controller.

    I may fit a split charge relay over the winter once I get my teeth into it. I was also going to add a 240 volt system but I have found a 20 metre extension with the necessary safety consumer unit built in and 3 regular sockets. Really well priced so I am questioning why I would go to the hassle of fitting everything required for 240 volts when one lead will do the job.

    Once again many thanks

    Phill

    #122858
    Darren
    Guest

    Hi Phil
    Hi Phil

    Fitting a permanent 240v system is only worth it if you will use it regularly.
    Otherwise, what you’ve suggested sounds good.
    Worth getting a 12v battery charger , ideally one for leisure batteries, to charge your leisure batteries when on the hookup.
    This will mean they are fully charged when you disconnect the hookup, and it increases their life.

    #122863
    Darren
    Guest

    Hi Phil
    Hi Phil

    Fitting a permanent 240v system is only worth it if you will use it regularly.
    Otherwise, what you’ve suggested sounds good.
    Worth getting a 12v battery charger , ideally one for leisure batteries, to charge your leisure batteries when on the hookup.
    This will mean they are fully charged when you disconnect the hookup, and it increases their life.

    #122868
    Darren
    Guest

    Hi Phil
    Hi Phil

    Fitting a permanent 240v system is only worth it if you will use it regularly.
    Otherwise, what you’ve suggested sounds good.
    Worth getting a 12v battery charger , ideally one for leisure batteries, to charge your leisure batteries when on the hookup.
    This will mean they are fully charged when you disconnect the hookup, and it increases their life.

    #122869
    Darren
    Guest

    Hi Phil
    Hi Phil

    Fitting a permanent 240v system is only worth it if you will use it regularly.
    Otherwise, what you’ve suggested sounds good.
    Worth getting a 12v battery charger , ideally one for leisure batteries, to charge your leisure batteries when on the hookup.
    This will mean they are fully charged when you disconnect the hookup, and it increases their life.

    #122865
    hayley
    Guest

    Hi there, just wondering if
    Hi there, just wondering if could also see this diagram? thanks

    #122871
    hayley
    Guest

    Hi there, just wondering if
    Hi there, just wondering if could also see this diagram? thanks

    #122876
    hayley
    Guest

    Hi there, just wondering if
    Hi there, just wondering if could also see this diagram? thanks

    #122877
    hayley
    Guest

    Hi there, just wondering if
    Hi there, just wondering if could also see this diagram? thanks

    #122883
    Darren
    Guest

    Hi everyoneHere is the wiring

    Hi everyone

    Here is the wiring diagram image again, as the old one seems to have disappeared

    #122886
    Darren
    Guest

    Hi everyoneHere is the wiring

    Hi everyone

    Here is the wiring diagram image again, as the old one seems to have disappeared

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