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Since you got a 16 footer space is a premium Look at getting decent metal toolbox for battery storage then you can screw on a good...

I left my old switch and just put all the wires on the one terminal basically used the switch as a spliced Left the old one in place...

Unless you got some big load that wire should handle standard 12v loads I have a hard time turning on enough 12v stuff to go past...

AG = scared of heights will have to remember ....... testing for soft spots ... is good excuse

lots of posts already on conerting to lithium https://www.forestriverforums.com/search/355245/?q=lithium&o=relevance you can use...

I upgraded solar so can take advantage of all the FREE camping spots In the wateshed areas near you. No power at any of the free...

So when you upgrade to a better solar system than the factory install all connections should be placed in a place that has easy...

I used the wiring they pre-installed ... but no controller was installed so had no hole to FILL Leave the controller in the hole...

Tank heater pads are rated anywhere from 20w to 75 watts depending on mfr To the OP---- Because they are designed to heat a tank...

If you never use the pump you can disconnect the outlet side from the hose AND the 12v power to the pump that way it does not...

I would try and find out what power (watts or amps ) they are rated at and make sure wire size of the existing pads is adequate to...

Yes, it just uses voltage. And it will be confused by the 12VDC bus voltage that is applied by the converter when on shore power. It...

if you got shore power... you usually don't don't need assist from the inverter that type of system is available but you need...

the heater or appliance label witll tell you what wattage / amps it needs look on the label of the appliance you wish to plug in...

if the device that is controlled by the thermister cycles on /off as expected it is probably working if it is NOT ... use multimeter...