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How to connect batteries in series, parallel, or both

How to connect batteries in series, parallel, or both

There are several ways to wire multiple batteries to achieve the correct battery voltage or capacity for a particular DC installation.  By connecting batteries in series or parallel or both as one big bank, rather than having individual banks will make your power...

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Everything You Need to Know About Enerdrive DC2DC Chargers

Everything You Need to Know About Enerdrive DC2DC Chargers

OUR COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO ENERDRIVE DC2DC CHARGERS Enerdrive's DC2DC Chargers are often a staple in any power system, whether that be for a beginner who is just starting to explore the off-grid life, or a seasoned veteran with all the bells and whistles. As you can...

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Cables made simple

Cables made simple

Cables are integral to your system, but often the weakest link of an electrical install. Read below for the information that will matter most to you: Table of Contents: Introduction Application Operating Voltage Operating Environment Circuit Type Current Carrying...

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How do I choose the right fuse?

How do I choose the right fuse?

This is the second in a two part series of technical briefs on circuit protection. Part 1 showed how to choose the correct wire size for DC circuits. Part 2 will show how to correctly select a fuse and fuse holder for your DC electrical installation. Regulations...

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What Size Battery Charger Do I Need?

What Size Battery Charger Do I Need?

Battery charger size is based on the overall battery capacity that you have as well as allowing for what loads you would normally run when the battery charger is operating. The key to any battery charger is the basic operation. When a charging source is operating, it...

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How Much Solar Do I Really Need?

How Much Solar Do I Really Need?

This is a question we get asked every day. With most caravaners these days spending more time off the grid compared to being plugged in at a caravan park, solar becomes their primary charging source. Caravan manufactures today are generally installing a single 150w...

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