My camper is 30 amp. We are planning to install 3 200-watt solar panels and 3 200 amh batteries. What are the best Victron components to run the system?
The absolute minimum you need if you want PV only is one Inverter and one MPPT. but you really need to provide more info so we can help, like for instance how much stuff you are planning to use the inverter for?
you can go 110v/220v, you may not even need solar panels and you could use a TR ORION and charge the auxiliary battery with your truck/car alternator.
Thank you for your time. We are wanting to supply power to all LED lights, all outlets, microwave, frig while moving, AC if possible... I know the AC would be limited, TV, starlink, water pump, gas furnace, and gas water heater. I think 110V is what we would go with. I am looking to build this with the ability to add more batteries and panels as we go.
I would respectfully suggest you use a DC compressor fridge, and be
very careful selecting your inverter power rating if you want to run a microwave... they are quite demanding (on start up) so look at the power rating on your microwave and double it
at least for sizing your inverter.
I was think of a Victon multiplus 3000 watt inverter. What are your thoughts?
Have a look on the microwave data label, should tell you the power rating? With Victron inverters they rate them in kVA, which is not the same as Watts so I think the Multi 3000 is effectively a 2.4 kW inverter (continuous power) which is "probably" ok, but just check the microwave.
Microwave and air conditioning are a breaking point. To handle the surge and running loads, more of both batteries and inverter capacity will be needed. The great part with Victron of course is being able to add components over time.
What type of batteries are you all looking at?
