What else do I need to have beside this kit? Fuses? Charger cables? Planning to use on my truck camper.
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If you are just going to charge batteries then all you need to provide is the wiring and fusing from the charge controller to the batteries. You also need to find a good way to mount the panels. They are 2'x4' each.
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Besides this kit you would need a tray cable that connects your controller to the battery bank. Since you would are doing 400 watts on a 40 amp MPPT we would recommend adding a 40 amp fuse in between the controller and battery.
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The kit assumes you are putting all 4 panels in series and close to one another all in a row do that the short cables on each panel connect to each other. If you want to do two banks in series and then parallel, you wil need additional mc4 cables. Also if you are not putting the panels adjacent to one another you will need some mc4 cables to jump the gap. Otherwise you only need a pair of 4awg (or so) wires from the MPPT to your battery bank to charge them up. Then you can also get an inverter to run off your battery bank for AC outlets.
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That all depends on the type fuses each vehicle requires. That kit is all "mini" fuses, where some vehicles take "micro" fuses and others need totally different ones all together. Google it, or refer to the vehicle manual.
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The kit comes with what you see. In addition to the kit, you will need the proper guage battery cable with connector ends, a ground bus and a ground wire for the systems isolator. I purchased the battery cables through amazon from West Marine, ground bus from Blue Sea and additional wiring from Anchor. For marine wiring i suggest getting tin plated copper...Dont overthink this application, its pretty simple
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I installed a 200 Amp. fuse, in the battery box, and a 150 Amp. circuit breaker, next to the unit in the camper.
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nothing to it. If you don't want to mess with the fuse box, I would recommend a cigarette light adapter, and the CB antenna you screw it into the antenna port. the only time consuming is running the Cb Antenna into the car or truck.
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you will need to get the OEM plug from best buy or some other store like amazon and wire your connections to that plug. I soldered the connections and put heat shrink tubing over them . There were about 15-20 wires.
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I Used the one that came with the jack which I had to solder in line. Very easy installation and it works great. I believe it is a30 amp fuse. The best part is no more cranking the jack when connecting the trailer.
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You don't need to add anything. your battery will be fine. Of course you still need an amp kit for this sub but no upgrades to the vehicle are needed with your set up
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What the previous responses said! Marine battery, motor mount, trolling motor and battery box. I would also recommend picking up a trickle charger if you don't have one yet to charge your battery when not in use.
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MC4 cables with MC4 connectors (male & female)-charge controller-two lengths of cable (pos & neg) with ring terminals or alligator clips-inline fuse of some kind (3 amp approx). You will need wire cutters/stripper/crimpers-butt connectors-electrical tape/heat shrink. Basic wiring knowledge is a plus.I use mine for battery maintenance. This panel will not provide more that maintenance levels of power.
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I used a ANL 30 amp Fuse along with the Scosche EWFH single ANL fuse holder. Both bought from AMAZON. And play it safe buy two fuses, one for back up.
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Cables and housing were included in the several kits I have bought. You have to be careful not to have too big a loop with rear cable, or cable may be short.
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I used a 5 amp in mine. I would think that the original fuse would be fine for whatever circuit you are putting this in, then see what the requirements are for your dash cam and choose an appropriate fuse.
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MC4 cables with MC4 connectors (male & female)-charge controller-two lengths of cable (pos & neg) with ring terminals or alligator clips-inline fuse of some kind (3 amp approx). You will need wire cutters/stripper/crimpers-butt connectors-electrical tape/heat shrink. Basic wiring knowledge is a plus. I use mine for battery maintenance. This panel will not provide more that maintenance levels of power.
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The plugs are the same. Your truck just won't have a power wire for the heat element. The rest should all work normal.
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Any 5amp fuse at the parts store will work Be careful u dont pull out red and black wirs lose from batteries.
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Would recommend the 12 VDC approach. My 36v cart is wired to two batteries to supply all the aux items. And to your point, a fuse is an inexpensive insurance policy for when the powered device fails. Good luck