Unveiling the Power of SolarFlex Outlast Extreme System and Operations

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Dive into the future of RVing as we unveil the power of the SolarFlex Outlast Extreme system! Join Master Technician Bart Taylor and Matt Wolkins of Future Solutions as they guide us through the innovative SolarFlex Outlast Extreme 1320i-L package and its operations.
Before we begin, let's address a common question: Why would an RV owner opt for this extensive solar setup, and what are the practical applications? How would they use it? With this system, the RV is fully equipped, granting the owner access to all of the appliances and ample power, whether connected to a power source or not. This versatility means the RV can venture anywhere-from campgrounds to remote wilderness areas-with full access to amenities.
Discover how our cutting-edge system, featuring a comprehensive list of components, keeps you powered up on the go:
1. 6 high-efficiency 220-watt Solar Panels
2. 2 50-amp Victron Smart MPPT Controllers
3. Victron Cerbo-S GX
4. Victron GX Touch 50 5” Color Display
5. Victron Multiplus 3000-watt Inverter/Charger
6. Victron SmartShunt Battery Monitor
7. 2 GC3 Dragonfly Heated Lithium-ion Batteries
8. Victron Connect app and features.
9. 2 Soft-Start Air Conditioners
10. All outlets are inverted.
Discover the steps to get the system up and running smoothly and gain expert energy management tips from Matt and Bart to maximize your SolarFlex Outlast experience.
Campsite Setup:
1. Turn on 12 Volt Disconnect
2. Turn on Inverter Disconnect
3. Turn on Inverter
4. Turn on Solar Panel Disconnects
RV Storage Steps:
1. Turn off Inverter
2. Turn off Inverter Disconnect
3. If in covered storage: turn off solar panel disconnects
4. If outdoor storage with sun: leave solar panel disconnected to continue to charge batteries
5. Turn off 12 Volt Disconnect
Remember, monitoring your energy consumption is essential for all solar systems. By staying attentive to your usage patterns, you enable yourself to make informed decisions and enhance your energy efficiency.
Access manuals and FAQs online at www.keystonerv.com to further your understanding of the SolarFlex Outlast Extreme 1320i-L system. Get ready to camp better and smarter with Keystone RV and Future Solutions. Like and subscribe to our channel for more insights into RV innovations and technology.
00:00 Intro
00:33 Why Solar 1320iL?
1:05 SolarFlex 1320iL Components
1:57 How do I get this system up and running?
4:59 Control Panel
10:32 Take a look at the manuals!
11:15 Important Note
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@1bobbylarue Ай бұрын

That's actually a sweet system. Good stuff guys. From my personal experience, Battleborn & Victron are well made & work great together.

@rogerspalding5673 5 ай бұрын

Is there any provision for a generator to charge the batteries when there is no sunlight to charge the batteries? Is it possible to simply by-pass the solar or the shore power, and charge the LifePo4 batteries directly from a generator? This would mean that you could power your RV directly from generator. Or, you could charge your batteries up to 100%, use them and the inverter for power and not use the generator at all once the batteries are topped off to 100%. You nice fellows never addressed this. Thanks so much.

@KeystoneRVCompany 5 ай бұрын

Good Morning! If there is no sunlight for the solar panels to charge the batteries then the units batteries can be charged off of shore power or by connecting the unit to your tow vehicle.

@meggewatts 5 ай бұрын

So to charge from a vehicle do you have a DC to DC plug? Normal power from tow vehicle will not charge those batteries.

@KeystoneRVCompany 5 ай бұрын

Good Morning! Your unit will plug into the tow vehicle using the 7-way cord! @@meggewatts

@1eyedEli 4 ай бұрын

How will you charge the lithium batteries by connecting my truck using the 7 way cord while I am camping and the camper is on the campsite?@@KeystoneRVCompany

@1eyedEli 4 ай бұрын

You never answered his question about using the generator to charge the lithium batteries. I do most of my camping off grid, so if there is no sunlight, how do I connect my generator to charge the lithium batteries?@@KeystoneRVCompany