Like many of the commenters, I didn’t have any idea what this product you were referring to was, but I’m guessing it is some kind of a new controller interface by red arc. So I’m watching because I need to do something about the power system in my offroad trailer. although living on the road full-time, I found it exceedingly difficult to find any place to have work done on my trailer even shops to do the type of work that I’m interested in having done. Don’t want to work on a RV industry manufacturer trailer.
I noticed you just mentioned water tanks. I have a 40 gallon water tank and a tank heating pad in my trailer. It would be nice to have better idea of how much water is in that tank. The factory system only shows three little LEDs and the heating pad is either an on or off situation.
I wonder if this would work to connect both the AC and the DC appliances in my trailer to my various battery banks because I have more than one battery bank. I need to do some research.
@@TheOffroadCamper Finding a good place to do work on our rig or trailer is hard while on the road, it’s why I do it myself. I do have some hookups in NORCAL & Gainsville, GA. Mike & Joe at M&J Automotive & Cesar at Super Overland Outfitters. All great guys and do great work
@@ironhorseoverland7353 Figured that out sort of.. I barely figured out our solar set up. (which we will .. eventually) We are in Northern Virginia . Going to a wedding on Saturday in the Shenandoah Park and heading back to California by the end of the month
Mike, I can envision you singing "I got the power" After the Redarc install. Cheers, Mate.
@@jackwalsh1468 I’ll do it just for you
@@ironhorseoverland7353 Thank you, Mike. Cheers, Mate.
Like many of the commenters, I didn’t have any idea what this product you were referring to was, but I’m guessing it is some kind of a new controller interface by red arc. So I’m watching because I need to do something about the power system in my offroad trailer. although living on the road full-time, I found it exceedingly difficult to find any place to have work done on my trailer even shops to do the type of work that I’m interested in having done. Don’t want to work on a RV industry manufacturer trailer.
I noticed you just mentioned water tanks. I have a 40 gallon water tank and a tank heating pad in my trailer. It would be nice to have better idea of how much water is in that tank. The factory system only shows three little LEDs and the heating pad is either an on or off situation.
I wonder if this would work to connect both the AC and the DC appliances in my trailer to my various battery banks because I have more than one battery bank. I need to do some research.
@@TheOffroadCamper Finding a good place to do work on our rig or trailer is hard while on the road, it’s why I do it myself.
I do have some hookups in NORCAL & Gainsville, GA. Mike & Joe at M&J Automotive & Cesar at Super Overland Outfitters.
All great guys and do great work
@@TheOffroadCamper You could hook it up to do things how you like. I swear by Redarc gear
@@TheOffroadCamper Most likely
I just saw you all heading east on Route 50 east of Winchester, VA. Just looked you all up and subscribed. Keep enjoying your adventures!!
Thank you so much for your support
lol. I love the rtms prime if I knew what it was. I Love you guys and I want to know where you are. But I am watching you video lol
@@Seaturtle008 We are in Connecticut right now and will be heading to Virginia for Expo East.
The TVMS1280 is a accessory management system
@@ironhorseoverland7353 Figured that out sort of.. I barely figured out our solar set up. (which we will .. eventually)
We are in Northern Virginia . Going to a wedding on Saturday in the Shenandoah Park and heading back to California by the end of the month
next Saturday. same time you are going to be nearby
@@Seaturtle008 Travel safe my friend
@@Seaturtle008 Well come to Expo and say hi