Our Off-Grid Caravan Setup According To AS 3001 Standard (New Regulation)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video, Heiner will walk you through our new Off-grid Caravan Setup which follows the new regulation on 12v installation according to AS/NZS 3001.2.2022 standard. Watch as he demonstrates a fully compliant electrical installation inside an actual caravan. Learn the new ways on how our company ( Klarmann Automotives Solutions ) installs the lithium battery in order to meet the new standard.
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Well done Heiner!
It is good to see that you are responding to the revised Australian Standard.
This will give people peace of mind when having work done in your workshop moving forward.
Jesus Heiner, that is a very impressive system. Love your work.
Moin Heiner,
Nice video and nice setup for Australia with the victron system.
Yep, my Jayco van is similar setup. Installed by a licensed sparky of course.
Split system not touching the vans house power system which is a little bugger BMpro C system. Used now only for power Distribution in the van.
Only one difference for my system is I run the app control system version only, no Cerbo.
I have the lithium batteries installed under the seat near the axle since the system was installed in 10.2023 pre new regulations.
And with the weight near over the axle and not loaded to the front.
4 month testing successfully done till May this year.
Since I need to support my 2+ 3 victron solar panel with a solar blanket we have chosen the enerdrive 40+ dc2dc charger with multi input.
This does the job for me….
For sure not the cheapest installation, but for sure with reliable components.
Prices… we don’t talk about it since everybody can see the component prices on the internet. And the lithium battery prices vari from cheap to expensive as you like or have budget for it.
Please have some more short vids like that enabling other viewers to pick what they are interested in and can assist them to make their choice.
Cheers
This is fantastic, thank you for sharing your experience and expertise on RUclips fabulous work and a credit to you and your team.
Theres too much going on there and one too many accessories and reminds me of the electrical system of a submarine. Yes it looks nice but with a 12v system your capped out at 3000 watts. Check out the system from Ozxcorp who are also an Australian company with Australian made solar inverters. I`ve seen their gear at the Melbourne caravan show and their system is plug and play and not to mention their 14kwh battery which is mounted externally below the van. Cheers
How does this affect your installation on my van pre this regulation where my batteries are installed in my van?
Hi Robert. The new regulation comes into effect 18 November 2023. Installations done before that date are not affected by it, so your setup won't be affected by it.
@@ReadytoDriveAnywhere thank you for the clarification 🙏
The new rules are a joke, You now have to buy a sealed box that will cost as much as the lithium battery. Government's always screw the people who have the least.