Creating an unlimited off-grid power system for your van or RV is simple! This self-contained plug and play solution may be all you need.
A Truly Unlimited Power System for Vans or Home Backup
I’ve built my share of “solar generators” and such, but this is something anyone can do! It can be a little confusing to set up your first power system in a van or tiny home. In this video I’m going to talk about the system I use as the battery/solar backup for my sticks and bricks house. Turns out it can be a great solution for a van or tiny house. It would also be pretty slick as a backup in a larger RV!
How-To Configure the EcoPower Delta 2 for Home or RV
If you spend the time to watch the video, I will show you:
- My plug and play EcoPower Delta 2 (I am not sponsored and the video is not monetized)
- How to recharge the system indefinately, using a small propane inverter generator
- How to recharge the system indefinately, using solar
- How to add batteries and get the full power out of your emergency batteries.
“This station is now the ultimate power in the universe!”
In this video I show you some tips and tricks for setting up a battery backup system in your small space, using an ECOFLOW Delta 2 and a tiny propane generator. I’ll cover the special setting in the ECOFLOW unit that lets you control the charging power, allowing for a more portable solar battery set up for your van, RV or hunting cabin. This would also be an excellent set up for apartment dwellers who need to keep the coffee maker and refrigerator running during a blackout. Who knows, it could even work for a long-term SHTF scenario!
Amazon Links for stuff in the video (I’ll get 3% and it won’t cost you a penny more). This is how I bring you IMPARTIAL gear reviews, but still earn some pennies for the website:
ECOFLOW Delta 2 Power Station $629 https://amzn.to/43CM30p
ECOFLOW Delta 2 Extra Smart Battery $550 https://amzn.to/49kcWr2
ECOFlow River 2 Max $399 https://amzn.to/3xcrD22
Generic Propane Generator ($380, but 1600W) https://amzn.to/4cHvOU3
Chins LiFePO4 Battery $300 https://amzn.to/3IY6rj9
12V to 24V 240W Voltage Converter $18 https://amzn.to/3U26aCc
Victron 480W Voltage Converter $140 (higher power and quality, converter)https://amzn.to/3TDF4j5
XT60 Cable with ring terminals, for connecting to battery $9 https://amzn.to/49hBlO6
XT60i Cable for enhanced charging https://amzn.to/3J16kTW $14
Oh and for you SHTF types, this system is hard to beat as a primary backup in an apartment or cabin.
–Darren at OdysseyCamper
Hey, I don’t just make videos, I also write LONNNNNG blog posts. Like this one about my travels during a pandemic. The $hit does sometimes hit the fan:
